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Sharad Navratri is a time of devotion, fasting and daily pooja to the nine forms of Devi. A clean, fragrant space sets the right mood — so here is a simple natural pooja samagri checklist to prepare your home mandir for all nine days.
Your Navratri pooja samagri checklist
- Natural agarbatti for daily aarti — Classic Agarbatti
- Bamboo-less dhoop for focused worship — Dhoop Sticks
- Sambrani dhoop cup for a quick fragrant offering — Sambrani Cups
- Bhimseni camphor for aarti — Camphor
- Havan samagri if you plan a havan — Havan Samagri
Fragrances that suit Navratri
Warm, devotional scents work best: kesar (saffron), chandan (sandalwood) and gugal. Floral notes like gulab and parijat are lovely for the Devi’s shringar. Explore the Classic Series for all of these.
Why choose charcoal-free for Navratri
During nine days of continuous pooja, charcoal-free incense keeps your space fresher with lighter smoke — gentler for children and elders joining the prayers.
Frequently asked questions
What pooja samagri do I need for Navratri?
Basics include natural agarbatti, dhoop, a sambrani cup, Bhimseni camphor for aarti, and havan samagri if you plan a havan, along with flowers and prasad.
Which incense fragrance is best for Navratri?
Devotional scents like kesar, chandan and gugal, along with floral notes such as gulab and parijat, suit Navratri worship.
Is charcoal-free incense better for nine days of pooja?
Yes - lighter smoke makes continuous daily pooja more comfortable for the whole family.
Do I need havan samagri for Navratri?
Only if you plan to perform a havan. Surbhika's Vaidik havan samagri blends 108+ herbs with gugal and Gir cow dung.
When is Sharad Navratri 2026?
Sharad Navratri falls in the autumn month of Ashwin; check a current panchang for the exact 2026 dates in your region.
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