Pooja Essentials, Idols & Samagri Offers

Pooja Essentials, Idols & Festive Décor — Deals Checked by a Real Person

From a daily agarbatti refill to a brass murti for the home mandir, pooja shopping has moved online — Amazon, Flipkart, Bigbasket, JioMart, Zepto and Instamart all stock samagri, diyas and idols now, and prices swing sharply around festivals. This page collects the live offers on those items. Every deal is checked by a person before it is listed, and anything that has ended comes off the page, so what you see here is what works today.

What you'll find here

Daily pooja needs — agarbatti and incense, dhoop and sambrani, camphor (kapur), kumkum, chandan, kalava and gangajal. Havan and samagri — ready havan kits, samagri packs and puja thali sets. Idols and murtis — Ganesh, Lakshmi, Durga, Hanuman, Shiv, Krishna and Laddu Gopal in brass, marble, resin and panchdhatu, plus deity photo frames and pendants. Festive décor — diyas, akhand jyot, kalash, toran and bandhanwar, rangoli and home-mandir accessories.

When prices move

The festive run is the busiest stretch of the year for pooja items: Navratri and Dussehra in October, then Karva Chauth, Dhanteras and Diwali (8 November in 2026). Quick-commerce apps run their samagri and diya offers in the week before each festival, while the big marketplace sales in October are where brass and marble idols see their deepest cuts. Buying idols and décor a week or two early usually beats last-day prices and avoids delivery slots running out.

Before you buy

Check the material and weight in the listing — “brass finish” is not solid brass, and a heavier idol of the same height is usually the better metal. Look at the height in inches or cm, not just the photo; idols often look larger than they are. For samagri and incense, compare the price per 100 g or per stick across pack sizes. Many quick-commerce offers are location specific, so the price can differ by pincode — we label those on each card.