Lohri Sacred Fire Samagri

The Punjabi bonfire festival — and the one kit where peanuts, rewari, and gajak are the puja samagri. Lohri is the Punjabi winter solstice bonfire celebrated on January 13th. The ritual’s offerings are fire-specific: sesame seeds, jaggery, peanuts, puffed rice, and rewari are tossed into the bonfire. These are not decorative additions — they are the prescribed offerings that make the bonfire sacred. Eleven items spanning the complete Lohri experience: mango wood and cow dung cakes build the fire, loban and kapoor chunks intensify the sacred flame, til-gud are the primary fire offerings, and peanuts-phulliya-rewari-gajak are the traditional items circled and tossed. The brass bell signals the start of the ceremony. Lohri has expanded far beyond Punjab: Haryanvi, Delhi-NCR, Himachali, and the broader North Indian diaspora celebrate it with equal enthusiasm. New births and new marriages make a family’s Lohri celebration especially significant, driving premium kit purchases. For importers, Lohri demand falls on one fixed date (January 13th) — stock by December. The Punjabi diaspora (UK, Canada, US, Australia) is the primary international market. Available for private label with custom packaging. MOQ on request.