Essentials to Collect for Bratabandha

This article is purely just a list of ingredients required for Bratabandha and does not contain any definition nor the process. If you want to know about the introduction and process, follow this link for the Introductions as well as the FAQ of Bratabandha. Along with that if you want to know about the process, follow this link that explains the Why’s and How’s of Bratabandha

1. For Hawan 

1. Keshari (Saffron)
2. Abir
3. Sindoor
4. Jau
5. Til (Sesame)
6. Dhoop (Insense stick)
7. Kapoor
8. Batti (lights)
9. Til ko tel (sesame oil)
10. Kacho Dhaago (raw threads)
11. Charu (jau, til chamal ghyu and fruits mix)
12. Ghee
13. Daura (firewood)
14. PanchaPallab (Collection of 5 leaves (Bar, Peepal, Aap, Pakari, Dungri))
15. Pancharatna (5 different types of stones (Gold, Silver, Pearl, Muga (coral), Poowalo))
16. Sharwasdhi
17. Singosupari (full supari) gota 15
18. Janai Jor 5 (5 pairs of janai)
19. Dhan 5 Bhaag taparima (5 sets of rice in tapari)
20. Chaamal 7 bhaag (7 sets of rice in tapari)
21. Purnpatra 1 bhaag (1set of purnapatra in bota or tapari)
22. Wastra – Rato seto aadha aadha meter (Half meter of red and white cloths each)
23. Sarsiyun Kanika 
24. Kalash Lai Maato Ko Ghaita Paanch (5 clay pots or kalash)
25. Iit (Brick)
26. Maato (Soil)
27. Gobar (Cow Dung)
28. Naibedya (Sweets that are cooked for this ceremony like Kheer, Sel, and Puri.)
29. Pakwaan (Food delicacies)
30. Misthaan (Sweets)
31. Phalful (Fruits)
32. Pooja Bhaadama (In puja utensil)
33. Panchapatra Aachmani
34. Arghya (A Tapari or a copper utensil of Arghya Patra, with Banana, Water, Curd, Kus, and Dubo)
35. Karma Patra (A copper bowl filled with Kus, Flowers, Jau, Til, and Akshyata)
36. Puja Thali 
37. Panchamrit 
38. Doodh (Milk)
39. Curd
40. Ghee
41. Honey
42. Sugar
43. Fruits
44. Dubo
45. Mango
46. Chaap 
47. Peepal leaf
48. Panchagavya
49. Grihat
50. Gobar (holy shit)
51. Milk
52. Ghee
53. Curd
54. Paan
55. Masala (spices)
56. Ghritachchhaya Ko Nimti Kaanshko Kachaura Ghee (For the Sake of Ghritachchhaya- Ghee in Kaanch Kataura)
57. Suwarna Pratima Siplikaanko Pranita Prokshni
58. Khayarko Suro

2. For bratabandha

Jutika bandhan 

1. Pooja Samagri 
2. Keshari 1 Batta 
3. Aabir 2 batta 
4. Sindoor of rs 5
5. Gorochan
6. Sarsyun
7. Pitta Wasra 3 Meters (Clothes for Father – 3 Meter)
8. Raato Wasra 2 Meter (Red Clothes – 2 Meter)
9. Seto Wasra 2 Meter (White Clothes – 2 Meter)
10. Til half Kg
11. Suwarna Pratima 10 Pieces
12. Whole supari 1 pau (200 grams)
13. Janai 30 pairs 
14. Kumkum (Holy Red Powder)
15. Curd 
16. Akshayata
17. Kus (It is a plant where Lord Vishnu is said to reside and considered pure for any ritual)
18. Jau 1 Kg
19. Haledo
20. Gobar
21. Brahman Dakshina (Donations to the Brahman)
22. Dumsi kadha (spikes of porcupine )
23. Gaudan (a process of donating the cow to the priests traditionally)

Bukuwa

1. Haledo 
2. Sarsyun
3. Methi
4. Tori
5. Curd

Chuda karma

1. Puja samagri
2. Hawan
3. Graha Shanti
4. Chadi Thapne (Recieving the Walking stick from the GuruJi)
5. Dumshi Kadha 3 Thauma (3 Sets of Porcupine Spikes)
6. Seto Bhayeko Sunko Chura (White-Gold Knife)
7. Kaansh ko Kataura (Bronze Bowel)
8. Kaansh ko Thaalc (Bronze Plate)
9. Palaash Samidha
10. Taato – Chiso Pani 
11. Ghee
12. Gangajal (Holy Water from River Ganga)
13. Maas Ko Chaanta (Chunk of Meat)
14. Phool Mala (Flower Garland)
15. Janai
16. Supadi (Beetle nut)
17. Pancha Pallava
18. Dubo (Bermuda Grass)
19. Sagun
20. Sindoor
21. Keshari
22. Abir
23. Meti 
24. Dakshina

Bhaar

1. Dahitheki (Bowl where the curd is placed)
2. Perungo ukhu 4 (sugarcane)
3. Janai
4. Supadi
5. Nauni (Soft Ghee/ A Type of Ghee)
6. Baachhiko Gobar (Calf Dung)
7. Curd
8. Chiura (Beaten Rice)
9. Sel
10. Kasaar (A type of Hard Sweet)
11. Pahelo Wasra (Yellow Clothes)
12. Chhura(Dagger)
13. Kaichi (Scissor)
14. Nau (Barber)
15. Didi- Bahini -Aama 
16. Godan

Ganesh Wataarne

1. Kassarko Pitho
2. Nanglo (Nanglo is a flat round woven tray made up of bamboo)
3. Pitta Washra 
4. Pakaeko Khuudo (Cooked Grain)
5. Panchayallwa
6. Pancharatna
7. Curd
8. Phool
9. Dubo
10. Janai 2 pair
11. Supadi
12. Dip 2 (Oil lantern)
13. Kalash 2
14. Bheti Dakshina

Kalash

1. Tama Kalash (Copper Kalash)
2. Pancharangi Reshami Patti (5 Colored Silk Tablet)

Purwanga

1. Lagna lekhne Samagri (Materials to draw the auspicious day)
2. Matrika Puja Samagri (Materials for Matrika Puja- available online)
3. Pitta Wastra
4. Dori (Rope)
5. Daura (Firewood)
6. Machha (Fish)
7. Palungo (A type of Spinach)
8. Curd
9. Akshayata
10. Sagun
11. Bheti
12. Dakshina

Biskun Sukaune

1. Sagun 2 sets
2. Pitta Wastra 
3. Soonko Kodaalo (Gold Farming Tool)
4. Janai
5. Supadi
6. Curd
7. Akashyata 
8. Dakshina 

Yagya

1. Lingo 5 (Border Pillar made of Banana Leaves for Yagya)
2. Kera Tham 5 (Banana Stumps)
3. Paiyayun Paat 
4. Toran (Jute Rope)
5. Panchapallab
6. Dhaago (threads)
7. Khanti
8. Iit (Brick)
9. Soil
10. Gobar (holy shit)
11. Water
12. Kasaar
13. Chiura
14. Sel
15. Daneuraa
16. Babiyoko Dori (Rope Made from Babiyo Plant)
17. Aap (mango)
18. Chaap
19. Peepal leaf

Griha Pooja

1. Chata (umbrella)
2. Jutta (Shoes)
3. Dhoti ( A type of Dress)
4. Jataa Nariwal (Ripe Coconut)
5. 9 Rangi Kapada (9 Colored Cloth)

Upanayana

1. Bhunja Kandhani 
2. Paatko Lagauti (prawar-gaanthoka)(kshyatrilai taandoko) (Primitive Undergarment made from Leaves)
3.  Pahelo Bhekhala
4. Kumaarko Palash Danda (kshettri belko) (A walking stick made from Palash Given to the one male)
5. Sunthailo (Golden Purse)
6. Jholo (Purse)
7. Krishna Saar
8. Mrigacharma (Deer Skin)
9. Kus
10. Kaansaa Kataura – 8 pieces
11. Janai – 8 sets
12. Supari – 8 pieces
13. Kanya le Kaateko Janai (Janai made by a Pre-adolescent Girl from Raw Threads)
14. Bhikshya Patra (Copper bowl used by beggers/Sage to beg)
15. Bhikshya ko chaamal (Rice gained from Begging)
16. Nariwal (Coconut)
17. Falful (Fruits)
18. Pranita Prokshyani 
19. Suro
20. Aajyasthaali 
21. Ghee
22. Palaas Samidha
23. Purna patra
24. Aasani – 2
25. Pancha patra – 2
26. Aachmani – 2
27. Gurulai Wastra
28. Guru Bheti
29. Janai
30. Supadi
31. Curd
32. Bheti
33. Paan
34. Gaudaan  
35. Daan Pratistha (A process similar to Sankalpa)
36. Brahman Bhojan (A meal for Brahmans)
37. Dakshina

Vedaarambha

1. Puja Samagri (Materials for Puja – rice, holy red color etc.)
2. Puja Bhada (Plate or any utensils used for Puja)
3. Veda aasani (A place to worship the Veda)
4. Pranita Prokshyani (Representations of Gods in Hawan)
5. Suro (A wooden Ladle in shape of a hand used to put ghee during Hawan)
6. Samidha 
7. Purnapatra
8. Guri Bheti
9. Pustak Bheti (Offerings for Books – as books represents gods)
10. Gaudan
11. Dan Pratistha
12. Dakshina

Samawartan

1. Tamra kalash (Copper Kalash) 8
2. Dhaan tapari (Tapari for Barley) 8
3. Dumri Datiwan (12 aangulko) (Branch of a Dumri Plant used as a Brush)
4. Palas Samidha 
5. Sahashra Dhaara ( A Tap found above idols that is not allowed to run out of water)
6. Dhoti
7. Rumal (Handkerchief)
8. Piira (A small Sitting Chair)
9. Janai
10. Laganko Bhoto (A type of undergarment worn during specific rituals and other auspicious days)
11. Jaamaa (A Type of Kilt)
12. Pagari (A ritual headgear made out of Clothes)
13. Dosalla (Sarf)
14. Chaugadi
15. Authi (ring)
16. Top (Earring)
17. Kandhani (Ritual Black Threads Worn on the Hips)
18. Attar
19.  Aina (mirror)
20. Chandan (Sandalwood)
21. Phool mala
22. Dubo Maala
23. Jantar (A Ritual Pendant)
24. Kantha
25. Gajal (black eye shadow)
26. Kaal Tiki
27. Sindhur
28. Taap
29. Latthi(Stick)
30. Jutta (Shoe)
31. Chhata (Umbrella)
32. Chadhne Sawari (Vehicle)
33. Panche Baaja (A Traditional Group of Musical Instruments)
34. Matri Bheti
35. Guru bheti
36. Devata Bheti
37. Gaudan
38. Brahman Bhojan

Astha Kumbhaka Buti

1. Aswastha 
2. Rakta
3. Pamarga
4. Kesara
5. Bata
6. Durwa
7. Kus
8. Kankola
9. Udumbar
10. Indrawalli
11. Sahadev
12. Jatamasi
13. Palshya
14. Vishnu ikranta
15. Musali
16. Panas
17. Tulsi
18. Keshar
19. Musta
20. Chaampak
21. Bachaa (Bojho)
22. Kash
23. Tejpatra
24. Aamra
25. Shankha Pushpi
26. Jaati
27. Ushiir
28. Ashok
29. Sami

Nawagraha ko samidha

1. Surya- aak
2. Som- palaans
3. Bhauma- khayar
4. Budha- apamaargha
5. Brihaspati – peepal
6. Sukra- dumri
7. Rahu- dubo
8. Ketu – kus

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