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Pooja items for Diwali: a wholesale shelf for Australian retailers

10 September 2026 by
Kashmiri - Ramco Global

Diwali is Sunday 8 November 2026. Households buy pooja goods in the weeks before, not on the day, and they pick up cookware and tableware for the festive table in the same shop.

If you run a grocery, specialty or homewares store, the job now is one Diwali bay: cookware and serving pieces your customers are already buying, plus a short run of pooja staples next to them. Here's what's moving and how to lay it out.

What's moving into Diwali bays

These are the lines concentrating in our trade orders right now:

  • Aluminium Kadahi (SKU 6022), the everyday festive cooking workhorse.
  • S/Steel Topes with Lids, 5pc Set, Induction (SKU 7498-5), five sizes in one buy, easy to restock.
  • Pav Bhaji 3-Compartment Tray, 25x25cm (SKU 7382), the entertaining tray that shows up in most Diwali orders.
  • Hawkins pressure cookers (CL50, HSS3W) and Futura dosa tawa (INDT28), steady movers across accounts through the season.

The pooja shelf

The pooja range is six lines. Treat it as the full list: a small, complete bay rather than a scattering.

Water vessels

Thalis and Parat

Incense holders

The table refresh

Diwali is also when households replace thali sets, tumblers and serving jugs. Put these within reach of the pooja run:

How to set the bay

Keep it together. One Diwali bay beats lotas scattered through cookware and incense lost in gifts. Cookware and serving lines in the main run, pooja pieces in their own short run on the same bay. A customer buying for the festival should be able to see the whole offer in one glance.

When to order

Now through late September is the window to lock in core lines. October is for topping up what moved. The first week of November is late for a first order; freight and shelf setup need the lead time.

Sign in for trade pricing, or contact the team and we'll price a starter mix on your account.

Minimum order: $500 + GST + freight.