Home » Puja » Items For Puja » Dry Fruits The dry fruits form an integral part of pooja items. Pooja is a form of worship that reveals the dedication and belief in God. By means of pooja we offer our homage, honor and adoration to the eternal God. In most of the Hindu families, poojas are religiously one or twice a day. India is the land of festivals and a large number of religious festivals mark the pooja of different Gods and Goddesses. During the poojas the Hindus worship and offer pooja to the respected Gods and Goddesses. In the Hindu families pooja is offered in a sacred manner and marks a very holy ritual. Pooja is the celebration time in India and draw a large number tourists from different corners of the world who love to see the ritual of pooja. The pomp and grandeur associated with pooja is something to enjoy. The Hindus perform pooja to God on a variety of occasions. Some of the great poojas in India like, the Gurga Puja, Kali Puja, Laxmi Puja, etc. are performed with elaborate ritual. Pooja is a sacred event to the people and is performed in a sacred manner. Poojas is an integral part of the tradition and culture of India. In almost every Hindu family pooja is performed regularly generally by the family members.

As religion plays a big role in the socio cultural scenario of the country and a host of celebrations in India are related to the religions. The pooja is a form of celebration and a reflection of the devotion to the supreme Gods and Goddesses. The pooja items, a big part of each pooja, add to the significance of the ritual of pooja. The dry fruits, an important of the pooja thali.

The pooja involves a number of different steps, which symbolizes different aspect of the ritual. A large number of pooja items are required in pooja. The pooja items are used in different steps of the pooja and each and every pooja item has their significant role in pooja. The major pooja items like, Idols and Sculptures, Diya, Mukut, Garland, Conch Shell, Betel leaves, Asana, Camphor, Gangajal, Dhoop, Pooja thali, Peacock lamp Bell, Kumkum, Chandan, Abir, Haldi, Incense Sticks and Holders, Akshat/Rice Grains, Hand Spun Flower, Panchpatra & Pali, Rudrakshas, Coconut, Janeu/Janou, Dry Fruits, Shankha, Saligrama play distinct role in pooja.

The dry fruits is an indispensable part of pooja. The dry fruits are used in preparing the pooja thali. A great variety of dry fruits are used in pooja thali. The main dry fruits, which are used as offering in pooja thali, are, almonds, walnuts, cashews, kismis and pista. Apart from making a part of the pooja thali the dry fruits add to the celebration of pooja. The dry fruits can be a good form of gift during the Diwali days. You can gift your near and dear ones the delicious dry fruits and make your pooja days more delightful.

A nice dry fruit pack contains the delicious fruits like, almonds, cashews, pistachio, khurmani etc.