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Tulsi Vivah · samagri

Tulsi Vivah puja samagri list

22 things to set out for Tulsi Vivah. The first 6 are pictured here; the whole list, pictured, with what each is for and a list that ticks off, is in the Kalava app.

A Shaligram, or Balkrishna
A Shaligram, or BalkrishnaThe groom: the Shaligram of the house, or a small murti of Balkrishna; where there is neither, Vishnu ji's picture.
A sari, or a red chunri
A sari, or a red chunriFor the bride: a red chunri over the pot in North Indian and Gujarati homes, a small sari and choli round the vrindavan in Marathi ones.
The solah shringar
The solah shringarBindi, sindoor, bangles, mehendi, a small necklace and the rest of the bride's things; in Marathi homes the nath, mangalsutra, green chuda, jodvi and a gajra.
A yellow cloth for the groom
A yellow cloth for the groomA small new yellow cloth to dress Shaligram ji or Balkrishna, and a janeu if the house offers one.
Two chaukis and a red cloth
Two chaukis and a red clothOne for Tulsi Maa's pot and one for Shaligram ji, with a red cloth to spread on the groom's.
A white cloth for the antarpat
A white cloth for the antarpatA clean white cloth, about a metre long, to hold between the bride and the groom.

And 16 more

  • Paint for the vrindavan
  • Rangoli
  • Clay diyas and wicks
  • Four sugarcanes
  • A kalash and mango leaves
  • A toran
  • Haldi, roli and chandan
  • Til
  • Akshat
  • For the oti
  • Ghee, dhoop and camphor
  • Amla, ber and the season's things
  • Panchamrit
  • Flowers and two garlands
  • Prasad
  • Paan, supari and a coin

How the Tulsi Vivah puja is done