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Kali Puja Kit
Original price was: ₹1,399.00.₹799.00Current price is: ₹799.00.
Kali Puja, also known as Shyama Puja, is a Hindu festival dedicated to the worship of Goddess Kali, the fierce embodiment of divine power and destruction of evil. It is celebrated
primarily in West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, and Bihar, often coinciding with the festival of Diwali. The rituals involve elaborate offerings, recitation of mantras, and night-long prayers.
Devotees light oil lamps and offer sweets, rice, and flowers, seeking the goddess’s blessings for protection, strength, and the removal of negativity.
The celebration is marked by vibrant decorations, cultural performances, and community feasts. Idols of Kali, depicted with her dark complexion and fierce demeanor, are adorned
with garlands and placed in beautifully decorated pandals (temporary shrines). Families come together to light candles and burst firecrackers, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil.
The festival holds deep spiritual significance, as devotees believe that worshipping Kali brings courage, prosperity, and spiritual transformation.
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Kajal, Kodom Flower, Aguru (1 Pcs), Shomidh Pata, Matir Prodip (2 Pcs), Coconut (1 Pcs), Agarbatti / Mombati, Ason Nongari, Koosh, Murki (100 Gm), Paat Kathi, Gurer Batasha (100 Gm), Kadma (100 Gm), Aalpona Sticker With Paa, Small Gamcha, Cheli White, Khori Mati (100 Gm), Red Cheli, Ganga Mati (200 Gm), Ganga Jal (1ltr), Sholar Mala, Homer Chel, Sada Chandan Powder, Special Poite (Non Ready), Kori (6 Pcs), Chandmala, Honey / Modhu, Special Ghee, Dhuna (250 Gm), Kapoor Box (50 Gm), Cotton Wick (Round), Coconut Husk (250 Gm), Dhoop Kathi (Rs 50), Cotton Wick (Long), Maas Kolai Pouch, Tirkathi (4 Pcs), Sindoor Box Red, Chironi, Aalta, Aayena, Sakha, Pola, Nowa, Lal Suto, Panch Ratna Pouch, Pach Kolai Pouch, Pancha Guri Pouch, Panch Sarso Pouch, Haritaki (5 Pcs), Dhaan (200 Gm), Siddhi Pouch, Til Pouch, Narkel Chobra (100 Gm), Chandan Guro, Red Sindoor Pouch, Supadi, Sada Suto, Anguri, Pancha Kosai, Sarbo Sadhi, Maho Sadhi, Matha Ghosa / Aabata,
Navaratna, Griho Sadhi, Sada Sarso Pouch, Gaanja, Kolkey, Packet Mombati (6 No.), Gugull (Loose), Aamloki, Bohera (5 Pcs), Jaifal (5 Pcs), Tulsi Mala (Small), Ghumsi, Aabir (5 Types) (100 Gm), Aai Bhaar / Mugle Handi (4 Pcs Set), Shree Rang, Chaal Guro (250 Gm), Aatar (Small), Rose Water (200 Ml), Abhrakh (Small), Boron Kulo (Medium), Shringaar Set (Special), Sada Chandan Powder, Darpan (Small) Wooden, Boron Anguri, Noth (Small), Special Poite (Non Ready), Sapta Jal, Sapta Oil, Pure Bel Kati (1 Kg), Homaad Packet (200 Gm), Homer Chel, Shomidh Pata
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All Raw & Fresh products are maintained between 3-8 degree C (for Interstate Products), till it reaches you. We neither Freeze nor add any preservatives to the product. Please refrigerate (freezer section) immediately after receiving the Product. All items are packed in a secure plastic bag
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Area 1
History and Origin
– Explain the origin of Kali Puja, tracing back to 16th century Bengal.
– Highlight historical figures such as King Krishnachandra of Navadvipa, who popularized the festival.
– Reference Kali’s association with protection, destruction of evil forces, and her fierce yet motherly nature.
Area 2
Rituals and Traditions
– Detail the elaborate rituals involved: the late-night worship, offerings of flowers, sweets, and animals (in some traditional cases, symbolic).
– Describe the decorations—clay idols of Goddess Kali, lighting of earthen lamps (diyas), and the vibrant pandals that house her statues.
– Touch on the significance of chanting mantras like “Kali Chalisa” and “Kali Mantra” during the puja.
Area 3
Cultural Significance
– Explore the deep spiritual and emotional connection Bengalis have with Kali, seen as both a protector and a destroyer of evil.
– Discuss how Kali Puja reflects the strength, resilience, and devotion of the people. The Modern Celebration
– How Kali Puja is evolving with time, balancing traditional values and modernity.
– Mention how technology has become a part of the celebration—online pujas and virtual darshans for people who can’t attend physically.
– Emphasize how despite modernization, the festival still retains its core essence of reverence for the goddess.
