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Havan samagri is the herbal mixture offered into the sacred fire during a yagya. A good samagri blends 108+ natural herbs with gugal, camphor, ghee and Gir cow dung — each chosen for fragrance, purity and tradition. Here is what goes in and why.
Core ingredients of havan samagri
- 108+ forest herbs — the aromatic heart — see our herb list
- Gugal (guggul) — a purifying resin
- Bhimseni Kapoor — natural camphor for a bright flame
- Gir cow dung & ghee — the traditional panchgavya base
Why each ingredient is used
Herbs and resins release a fragrant, purifying smoke; ghee helps the offering burn; camphor adds a clean aroma. Together they create the divine atmosphere central to yagya. Surbhika’s Vaidik Havan Samagri is charcoal-free and free of artificial perfume.
Pair it for a complete havan
Use Havan Lakdi as samidha and keep Bhimseni camphor handy for the flame.
Frequently asked questions
What is havan samagri made of?
A traditional havan samagri blends 108+ natural herbs with gugal, Bhimseni camphor, ghee and Gir cow dung, with no artificial perfume.
Why is gugal used in havan samagri?
Gugal (guggul) is a fragrant resin traditionally considered purifying, which is why it features in most havan mixes.
Is havan samagri charcoal-free?
Surbhika's Vaidik havan samagri is charcoal-free and uses a natural panchgavya base instead.
What do I need for a home havan?
Havan samagri, havan lakdi (samidha), ghee and Bhimseni camphor, plus a havan kund and the sankalp items for your ritual.
How many herbs are in Surbhika havan samagri?
It blends 108+ natural forest herbs along with gugal, camphor and Gir cow dung.
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