Haritaki | Harad Fruit
10 Piece
₹20
MRP 39
Discount: 49% OFF 49% OFF Availablity: In Stock
- Haritaki (also known as Harad Fruit or Horitoki) holds an incredibly exalted status in Sanatan Dharma and traditional Bengali Dashakarma samagri. Scripturally revered as the "King of Medicines," it is traditionally believed to have originated from the drops of celestial nectar (Amrit) that fell to Earth, symbolizing ultimate purification, longevity, and cosmic healing.
- In Vedic ritual worship, Haritaki is a vital component of Shodashopachara (16-step worship) and is heavily utilized during Prana Pratishta (deity consecration) and Havan ceremonies to remove physical and spiritual obstacles. Offering this sacred, potent fruit to deities—especially Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Dhanvantari (the divine physician)—is believed to cleanse the surrounding environment of negative energies and invite enduring health, mental clarity, and spiritual rejuvenation into the household.
- Haritaki- 10 pcs (1 Pack)
- • Premium Ritual Grade: Carefully selected for devotional use, making it suitable for puja ceremonies, Kalash rituals, yajnas, havans, and traditional Hindu observances.
- • Sacred Worship Essential: Traditionally used during religious ceremonies and sacred offerings to support authentic ritual practices and ceremonial preparations.
- • For Beginners (Self-Guided Home Rituals): An essential and highly auspicious addition to your home puja place. Beginners can offer a whole Haritaki fruit to Lord Shiva during Monday prayers or place it as a permanent part of their daily puja setup to effortlessly invite therapeutic energies, peace, and overall well-being into their living space.
- • For Experienced Practitioners & Priests: A mandatory scriptural requirement for complex Vedic rituals, temple installations, Ayushya Homams (health rituals), and Yagnas. Priests rely on the unadulterated purity of whole Harad fruits to correctly prepare traditional herbal mixtures (Mahaoushadhi) and satisfy cosmic energies according to ancient customs.


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