Saptdhan for Ghatastaphna - 7 grains|seeds for Hawan, Sowing, Puja 50 g

The word Saptadhan/Saptdhan translates to seven grains in Sanskrit. As part of the ritual during Navratri, a pot (ghata) is filled with soil and sown with seven different types of grains or seeds, symbolizing abundance, fertility, and prosperity. The grains commonly used include gehun, jau, lentils, chickpeas, sesame seeds, rice, and maize. These grains are believed to represent the seven forms of Goddess Durga. Shakti is invoked through this ritual that involves sowing of seeds as well as prayers and mantras.

Saptdhan by ServDharm is a 50 gm pack of 7 types of seeds for ghatasthapana ritual.

Manufactured and Packed by :

Truebhakti KH No-332 F/F NH-8-H NO-332, Vill Road Rangpuri Mahipalpur, Near Daya Complex, New Delhi - 110037

Commodity : Seeds

Usage : Ghatasthapna, Hawan, Puja Needs

Net Quantity : 1 U

Country of Origin : India

Net Weight : 50 g

Size : (LxWxH) (10 cm x 9 cm x 2.5 cm)