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Kailapira Premium Hawan Samagri 250Gm | Pack of 2
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- Handmade blend of sacred herbs, roots and natural resins.
- No chemicals or artificial fragrance in the mix.
- Sustainably sourced ingredients, in line with the rest of the Kailapira range.
- For havan, yagna, pooja and other ritual fires.
- Two 250 g packs supplied.
- Jaifal (nutmeg)
- Javitri (mace)
- Guggal resin
- Kamal gutta (lotus seed)
- Indra jau
- Jatamansi
- Flower petals
- Camphor and other natural ingredients
- Net quantity: 2 packs x 250 g
- Type: loose herbal hawan samagri
- Use: havan, yagna, pooja and ceremonial fires
- Storage: keep the pack tightly closed in a cool, dry place
Hawan samagri is the herb and resin mixture offered into the fire at a havan or yagna. Kailapira's blend is handmade from herbs, roots, resins and flower petals, with no chemicals or artificial fragrance added. This listing is two packs of 250 g, enough for several home havans or a single larger ceremony.
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Ingredients
How to Use
Add the samagri by the spoonful into a lit havan kund along with the offerings of your ritual. Use a proper kund or a heatproof metal vessel, keep the room ventilated and let the ash cool completely before clearing it.
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Good to Know
The blend contains nutmeg, mace and other whole spices and resins, which is worth knowing if anyone in the house is sensitive to them. Since the ingredients are natural, the colour and aroma of the mix vary a little between batches, and the camphor content means the pack should be kept well away from heat.
FAQs
How much samagri does one havan use?
It depends on the length of the ritual and the size of the kund; a short home havan usually takes a few spoonfuls, so 500 g covers several sittings.
Do I need ghee and wood as well?
Yes. Samagri is offered into an existing fire, so you will still need havan wood and ghee, which are not included here.
Can I burn it on charcoal instead of in a kund?
Many households burn a pinch over hot charcoal in a heatproof dhooni instead of building a full fire. Keep it on a heatproof base either way.
Is it plant-based?
The listed ingredients are herbs, roots, resins and flower petals.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Kailapira Fulfilled by: EarthBased


