Diwali is Sunday 8 November 2026. Households buy pooja goods in the weeks before, not on the day.
If you run a grocery, specialty or homewares store, the job now is to build a small Diwali bay: something to hold water, a plate to set the puja on, and a holder for incense. Ramco's published pooja range is six lines. Treat that as the full list.
What belongs on your Diwali shelf:
Lotas
- S/Steel Pooja Lota #9, 10 x 11 cm. A good staple to keep on your shelves
- Copper Lota 9" when the customer wants a larger copper vessel.
Thalis and Parat
- Copper Gayatri Thali in 20 cm and 25 cm. The perfect Pooja plate available in two sizes.
- Brass Fancy Parat at 26 cm. A shallow brass dish for arranging other Pooja items.
Incense stands
- Tall Agarbatti Tube for storing sticks.
- Meenakshi Agarbatti Stand to hold sticks upright.
These are small goods. Keep them in the pooja bay, and keep a few at a designated Diwali bay.
How to set up your Pooja and Diwali bay
Keep Pooja items together. Do not scatter lotas through cookware and incense through gifts.
Other items people purchase during Diwali
Diwali is also a time to refresh tableware, drinkware and cutlery. Stock up on our popular items perfect for this special occasion of love and light.
- 7pc Copper Steel Thali Set
- Round 7 Compartment Thali
- Copper Tumbler
- Copper Hammered Jug
- Copper Cutlery Set
When to order
Now through late September is the window to lock in the core items for Diwali. October is for topping up what moved. The first week of November is late for a first order.
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Browse our range of Pooja items.
Minimum order: $500 + GST + freight.