Guru Purnima Blessing Kit

The one festival dedicated entirely to the teacher — and the wooden paduka that makes this kit a keepsake. Guru Purnima (Ashadha Purnima, July) honours the spiritual teacher — Guru Vyasa, who compiled the Vedas. The miniature wooden paduka (sandals) symbolise the Guru’s feet, which devotees worship. This single item transforms the kit from consumable samagri to a devotional keepsake. Eleven items in the Guru-worship palette: yellow chandan (the colour of knowledge), saffron (kesar) dhoop carrying the premium fragrance associated with spiritual elevation, and yellow vastra for the Guru’s seat. The wooden paduka stays on the altar permanently, serving as a daily reminder of the brand. Guru Purnima falls in July — two weeks before Shravan begins. Yoga centres, meditation groups, ISKCON communities, and Vedantic ashrams worldwide observe it. Students and spiritual seekers form the primary market. Available for private label with custom packaging. MOQ on request.