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Chandi Homam
Prayer to Devi with devotion and resolve
Chandi Homam is a sacred fire ceremony dedicated to Devi, commonly connected with the recitation of the Devi Mahatmyam, also known as the Durga Saptashati. Devotees approach the Divine Mother with prayers for strength and protection.
The stories and prayers invite participants to reflect on courage, steadiness and devotion in the face of difficulty. Give the priest time to explain the main stages so the family can participate meaningfully, rather than focusing only on the materials.
Confirm your final list, quantities and regional customs with your priest, including what the venue supplies. These products are sold individually, not as a complete ceremony kit.
Prepare for Chandi Homam, one category at a time
Choose only what you need from the categories below. Select your preferred pack size and quantity; products show current options and prices. Quantities in the notes are ceremony requirements, while the cart counts retail packs or individual pieces.
Fresh Flower Strings
Fresh Flowers & Betel Leaves
Puja Samagri · Powders
Incense & Camphor
Oils & Cotton Wicks
Coconuts & Rice
Offerings & Other Samagri
Pooja Vessels, Plates & Brass Items
Items to arrange separately
- Fruits — 12 Bananas and 5 other Varieties
- Atukulu — 1 lb
- Vasthram — All Colors (15)
- Sari (for Poorna Ahuti) — 1
- Dress (fro Kanya Puja) — 1
- Honey — 1 Small Bottle
- Ghee — 1 lb
- Dry Fruits — All varieties
- Coins (Quarters) — 20
- Naivedyams — Devotee’s Choice
- Matchbox; 5 small cups; 2 seating blankets; paper napkins/towels
- Blessing garments / new dresses as required
Reuse from home & check suitability
Reuse a suitable lamp, kalasam, panchapatra, uddharini, 2 small trays and 2 large trays if you already own them. Leaf plates are an option for serving; confirm plate dimensions before substituting for ritual trays.
- Dry Coconut — 2 packets — verify form and quantity against 2-piece retail pack.
Chandi Homam: meaning & preparation
Why does this list include different garments?
The coloured vastrams, the sari for poorna ahuti and the dress for kanya puja are distinct requirements. Confirm fabric, colours and sizing with the priest; deity garments are not automatically suitable replacements.
How many kalasams should we arrange?
The main list specifies four kalasams. Confirm whether any additional vessel in the general home list is included in that count, and whether the venue supplies them.
How do we choose quantities and pack sizes?
Use the ceremony quantities in the product notes, then choose enough retail packs. A quarter pound is about 113 g; one 100 g pack is short. Loose-flower pack weights cannot be converted directly from a request for bunches.
Do we need to buy every product shown?
No. Some cards offer alternatives, such as coconut types or lamp oils. Choose the option your priest requests, reuse suitable items you own and avoid buying every alternative.
Does this page include everything for the ceremony?
It includes matched products from our catalog and a separate list of requirements to arrange elsewhere. Review both sections and confirm any regional additions with the priest.
How should we organise the items on the day?
Separate powders, lamp supplies, flowers, offerings and vessels before the priest arrives. Keep food offerings separate from products intended only for worship, and retain the checklist for a final count.
What is the main purpose of Chandi Homam?
Chandi Homam is a sacred fire ceremony dedicated to Devi, commonly connected with the recitation of the Devi Mahatmyam, also known as the Durga Saptashati. Devotees approach the Divine Mother with prayers for strength and protection.