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Ancestral Rites Samagri List: Shraddha Items Checklist

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Ancestral Rites Samagri List

The shraddha samagri / items list — black sesame, darbha, pinda rice and dravyas — or included when you book with Karishye.

Ancestral rites (Shraddha) with Karishye
What Is Needed

Shraddha samagri / items list

Ancestral rites use simple, prescribed materials centred on the offerings to the departed. The essentials are listed below — with Karishye, every item is pure, prepared correctly and included, so the family need arrange nothing at a difficult time.

Core Offerings

For tarpanam & pinda

Black sesame seeds (nalla nuvulu)
Darbha / kusa grass & pavitram
Rice for the pinda & cooked rice
Water vessels (pani patra)
Til, barley & honey as prescribed
Leaf plates (vistaraku) & donna
Worship & Naivedyam

For the rite

Deepam, oil/ghee, wicks & camphor
Turmeric, kumkum & sandalwood
Flowers & tulasi
Cooked food for naivedyam / swayampakam
Betel leaves, nuts & fruits
Dakshina for the purohit
Included When You Book

No sourcing at a hard time

Every Karishye ancestral rite includes the complete, correctly prepared samagri so the family can focus on remembrance. See the procedure or choose a rite.

Arrange ancestral rites with Karishye

Verified Telugu purohits perform Masikam, Samvatsarikam and Aabdhikam with complete, correctly prepared samagri, on the right tithi, across Telangana & Andhra Pradesh.

Ancestral rites (Shraddha) with Karishye
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Q.What items are needed for shraddha?

Black sesame (nalla nuvulu), darbha grass and pavitram, rice for pinda, water vessels, leaf plates, lamps, flowers, cooked food for naivedyam, and dakshina.

Q.Why is black sesame used?

Black sesame (til / nalla nuvulu) is offered in tarpanam as prescribed by tradition for the departed.

Q.Is the samagri included if I book?

Yes — every Karishye ancestral rite includes the complete, correctly prepared samagri.

Q.Do we need to cook the food ourselves?

Karishye arranges the swayampakam / naivedyam as needed so the family need not source anything.

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