Havan Cups

"Havan cups" typically refer to small cups or vessels used in Hindu religious ceremonies called "havan" or "homa." During these rituals, various offerings such as ghee (clarified butter), grains, herbs, and other materials are offered into a sacred fire while reciting specific prayers or mantras. The havan cups are used to hold these offerings before they are poured into the fire. They come in various materials such as metal (like copper or brass) or clay, and they often have intricate designs or symbols engraved on them. These cups play a significant role in facilitating the ritualistic offerings and symbolize the devotion and reverence of the participants.

Key Features:

• The Havan Cup is made using, Kapoor and the bark of Neem, Peepal, Palaash,Gular trees. Other ingredients such as Sandalwood, Mulethi, Clove and Cardamom give it a distinct and alluring fragrance and cleanse any kind of bad odour when burnt.

Usage Instructions :

•  the cup and light the top part of the rim over fire. Once the rim starts to burn, diffuse the flame and place the havan cup in a holder.