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Pure Puja Varasiddhi Vinayaka Vratha Puja Kit contains all the basic samagri required to perform Puja on the special day. The pack is crafted under the guidance of purohits to carry out the Puja in a traditional way.

Varasiddhi Vinayaka is a yearly vratha/festival which is done on Bhadrapada masa, Shukla Paksha Chaturthi. This festival is celebrated marking the birthday of Lord Vinayaka. By the very name, Varasiddhi Vinayaka is the Lord of boons. Those who perform Varasiddhi Vinayaka vratha will get all their wishes fulfilled by the Lord.

DIY Puja procedure to perform Puja is available in our app Pure Puja or logon to www.purepuja.com. Bring home this do-it-yourself Lakshmi Puja Kit and celebrate this special day with almighty’s blessings. Ideal for new generation, this pack helps you to follow the sacred traditions in an effortless way.

List of Ingredients

	Haridra(turmeric) - om shanti 5 gms
	Kumkum - om shanti 5 gms
	Akshatha 5 gms
	Chandan tablets 2 pcs
	Vastra 1 pcs
	Yagnopaveetha 1 pcs
	Camphor 7 pcs
	Karpoora holder 1 pcs
	Cycle pure agarbathies 1 pack
	Cycle pure agarbathi holder 1 pcs
	Naivedya cup sambrani holder 1 pcs
	Naivedya cup sambrani 1 pcs
	Peetah for puja bell 1 pcs
	Puja bell 1 pcs
	Deepam 2 pcs
	Peetah 2 pcs
	Lord varasiddhi vinayaka idol 1 pcs
	Kalasha 1 pcs
	Panchapaathre - uddharini 1 pcs
	Arghyapaathre 1 pcs
	Pugi phala 4 pcs

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