Ekadashi Vrat Kit

Twice a month, every month, without exception — the most frequent vrat in the Hindu calendar. Ekadashi falls on the 11th day of every lunar fortnight, creating 24 observances per year. Devout Vaishnavite households fast on every single one. The samagri requirements are specific and strict: yellow chandan (not white), Tulsi Ark (mandatory for Vishnu worship), and — critically — no grains or rice in the prasad offerings. The mishri, makhana, and dry fruits in this kit replace the standard akshat and grain-based offerings. Twelve items, each verified against Ekadashi prescriptions. The no-grain rule is the compliance point that most generic kits miss. Including akshat (rice) in an Ekadashi kit would be a disqualifying error for observant Vaishnavite buyers. This kit substitutes makhana (fox nut), mishri, and dry fruits — the only prasad ingredients permitted during the grain-free fast. The 24x-per-year frequency makes Ekadashi kits the highest-velocity recurring SKU in the vrat category. A household that observes Ekadashi consistently needs refills every 2–3 months. For importers, this means reliable, predictable reorder revenue year-round. ISKCON communities worldwide observe Ekadashi rigorously. Indian grocery stores in ISKCON-adjacent areas see particularly strong demand. Strictly compliant: no grains or rice included. Available for private label with custom packaging. MOQ on request.