Pictures of the nine planetary Deities (Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu)
A clean and decorated Puja Thali.
Akshat (Raw rice mixed with Turmeric)
Fresh Flowers such as Marigold, lotus, rose, jasmine etc.
Paan ke patte aur Supari (Betel Leaves and Nuts)
Coconut (with its husk)
Agarbatti (Incense Sticks) and dhoop.
Kapur (Camphor)
Diya (Oil Lamp)
Diya Batti (Cotton wicks)
Ghee (Clarified Butter)
Gaaye ka Doodh (Cow’s milk)
Dahi (Curd)
Shahad (Honey)
Fruits such as Banana, apple, pear, mango, pomegranate etc.
Sweets such as Ladoo, barfi, peda etc.
Panchamrit (A mixture of milk, honey, curd, sugar and ghee)
Red cloth or Saree to cover the puja thali or altar.
A sacred thread or Raksha Sutra.
A picture or idol of Lord Ganesha.
Kalash
A small piece of white cloth to cover the Kalash.
A handful of Rice.
Aam ke patte (Mango Leaves)
Laung (Cloves)
Ilayachi (Cardamom)
Belpatra.
Durva Grass (Kusha Grass)
Janeu.
Ganga Jal (Holy water)
Darbha grass (Kusha grass)
Coins (Some people keep nine coins on the puja thali)
A small mirror.
Gulab Jal (Rose Water)
Shankha (Conch Shell)
Bowl (For panchamrit)
Aarti utensils (For offering aarti)
Ghanti (A Brass Bell for ringing during the puja)
A conical vessel or Pattal for making offerings to the Deity.
A Brass plate for performing aarti.
Mauli (Holy Thread)
A small bag or container to keep the puja items.
Navagraha Yantra (A yantra is a geometric design used for meditation and is believed to attract the positive energies of the planets)
Navagraha Mantra book (The mantras are chanted to invoke the blessings of the nine planetary deities)
Navagraha Gemstones.
Navagraha Vastram (A cloth with the images of the nine planetary deities printed on it is believed to be very auspicious)
Navagraha Prasadam (A special sweet or food offering made for each planet to appease them and reduce their malefic effects)
Please note that the exact/specific navgrah puja samagri list may vary slightly depending on individual family traditions and customs or rituals and customs followed by different communities and regions
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