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Navratri Collection — Durga Idols, Kalash & Ghatasthapana
Nine nights of devotion begin with the right setup. Our Navratri collection gathers everything for Ghatasthapana and the days that follow — Durga idols, the kalash and sown barley, akhand jyoti lamps that burn through the festival, chunri and samagri. Prepare with calm, and order early so the nine nights start on the muhurat.
Buying guide
- 1Ghatasthapana: you need a kalash, sown barley (jau), a coconut, mango leaves and an akhand jyoti.
- 2Durga idol: marble for a lasting murti, brass for daily worship and travel.
- 3Akhand jyoti: choose a lamp sized to burn steadily through all nine days.
- 4Order early: set up before the pratipada muhurat, so leave courier time.
The Collection
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About our navratri
Gharana’s Navratri collection covers Ghatasthapana and daily worship — brass and clay kalash, Durga idols in marble and brass, akhand jyoti lamps, chunri, coconut, and the samagri each day of Navratri needs. All handcrafted and blessed before dispatch. Order ahead of the pratipada, and stock up on puja samagri for the nine days.
Frequently asked questions
What is needed for Navratri Ghatasthapana?
A clay or brass kalash, sown barley (jau) in a pot, a coconut, mango leaves, a Durga idol or photo, red chunri, and an akhand jyoti lamp to burn through the nine days. Our Navratri collection covers these essentials.
When should Ghatasthapana be done?
Ghatasthapana is performed on the first day (pratipada) of Navratri, during the auspicious muhurat. Set up your kalash and akhand jyoti that morning — so order your samagri a week or more ahead.
Which Durga idol is best for Navratri at home?
A 6–9 inch marble or brass Durga idol suits most home mandirs — large enough to be the focus of the nine nights, small enough for daily aarti. Choose correct iconography and a size that fits your setup.