Wealth-Attracting Items
A carefully curated collection of traditional Vedic and prosperity-associated items — from Lakshmi Yantra and Kuber Key to Gomti Chakra, kaudi, pyrite and citrine.
See all 21 items →Dhanteras & Diwali 2026 · Limited festive batch
The Shubh Lakshmi Kuber Wealth Potli 2026 — a specially curated collection of 21 traditional wealth-associated items, individually selected and energised through three days of Vedic mantras and traditional rituals.
Dhanteras Festive Price · Inclusive of all taxes · Free shipping
Why our potli is different
Most potlis hold a handful of items with little explanation. Ours brings together twenty-one, prepares each one through three full days of ritual, and is priced so every family can welcome Lakshmi home.
A carefully curated collection of traditional Vedic and prosperity-associated items — from Lakshmi Yantra and Kuber Key to Gomti Chakra, kaudi, pyrite and citrine.
See all 21 items →Each potli is prepared over three days — purification, Vedic mantra chanting, and prosperity prayers — before it is sealed and sent to you.
How we prepare it →Significantly more affordable than comparable multi-item Lakshmi Kuber potlis, without cutting the number of items or the days of preparation.
Compare & save →Inside every potli
Each item has been part of Lakshmi and Kuber worship for generations. Here is what you receive — and what each one traditionally signifies.
A sacred geometric diagram traditionally used to invoke Goddess Lakshmi during worship.
Symbolic footprints of Maa Lakshmi — traditionally placed to welcome her into the home.
Bright red seeds long associated in folk tradition with attraction and good fortune.
Rare white gunja seeds, traditionally kept for peace and auspiciousness.
Natural spiral shells from the Gomti river, traditionally linked with Lakshmi and protection.
Cowrie shells, once used as currency, and a traditional symbol of Lakshmi and wealth.
Yellow cowries, traditionally associated with Guru and the flow of prosperity.
Lotus seeds — the lotus being Maa Lakshmi’s seat — used in Lakshmi offerings and jaap.
A symbolic key of Lord Kuber, guardian of treasures, traditionally kept with savings.
The most widely worn rudraksha, traditionally associated with Lord Shiva and calm focus.
A wearable reminder of your prosperity intentions, made with auspicious beads.
The golden “fool’s gold” stone, popularly kept for abundance and business energy.
A warm golden crystal popularly called the “merchant’s stone” in crystal traditions.
Holy water of Maa Ganga, used for purification in nearly every Hindu ritual.
Dhaniya — its name echoing “dhan” — traditionally bought and offered on Dhanteras.
Auspicious coins traditionally worshipped on Dhanteras as a symbol of Lakshmi.
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Natural items such as seeds, shells and stones vary in size, colour and shape. Descriptions reflect traditional beliefs and spiritual associations.
Traditional significance
Traditionally associated with inviting prosperity and financial abundance into the home.
Symbolises devotion to Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity.
Represents Lord Kuber, traditionally worshipped as the guardian of wealth.
A traditional prosperity symbol for shopkeepers, entrepreneurs and business owners.
A collection of sacred and auspicious objects associated with positivity and good fortune.
An ideal addition to Dhanteras and Diwali worship and traditional household rituals.
Benefits described are traditional beliefs and spiritual associations, not guaranteed financial outcomes.
Dhanatrayodashi · Panchang 2026
Welcome this auspicious festive season with a specially prepared Lakshmi Kuber Potli.
Timings shown for New Delhi. Muhurat shifts by roughly 10–40 minutes in other cities — please confirm with your local Panchang or family purohit.
Dhanteras — from dhan (wealth) and teras (thirteenth) — opens the five days of Diwali. It honours Lord Dhanvantari, who emerged from the Samudra Manthan carrying the pot of amrit, and is the evening when families worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kuber, light a Yama deepam facing south, and bring home gold, silver, new utensils or coriander seeds as symbols of a prosperous year ahead.
72-hour Vedic preparation
Before it reaches your home, every potli is placed before Maa Lakshmi and Lord Kuber and prepared over three consecutive days with traditional Vedic mantras, prayers and rituals.
Every item is cleansed with Gangajal and arranged on a sanctified altar beside the kalash. The space is purified and a sankalp is taken for the families who will receive the potlis.
Lakshmi and Kuber mantras are chanted before the Shri Yantra and the assembled items through the day, with diya and dhoop offered at each sitting.
The ritual concludes with prosperity prayers, aarti and offerings of flowers. Each potli is then tied with its sacred thread, sealed and readied for dispatch.
The energisation is a devotional and traditional practice; it does not promise specific results.
Exceptional value
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| Features | Our Lakshmi Kuber Potli | Typical Market Potli |
|---|---|---|
| 21 Items | Yes | Varies |
| Vedic Energisation | 3 Days | Varies |
| Traditional Prosperity Items | Yes | Varies |
| Detailed Item List | Yes | Often Limited |
| Affordable Pricing | Yes | Often More Expensive |
| Pan-India Delivery | Yes | Varies |
| Price | ₹1,299 | Compare for yourself |
Placement & worship
Traditional suggestions followed by many families. Follow your own family customs and your purohit’s guidance where they differ.
Open the potli after bathing, in your puja space. Keep it on a clean red or yellow cloth.
During the puja muhurat, place it before Maa Lakshmi and Lord Kuber, offer haldi-kumkum, flowers and a diya.
Recite “Om Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah” or the Kuber mantra 11 or 108 times, with your sankalp for the year.
Keep the potli in the thali for Lakshmi Puja on 8 November alongside your coins and account books.
After Diwali, keep it in your tijori, locker, cash box or shop counter — north is traditionally Kuber’s direction.
Sprinkle a little Gangajal on Fridays or festivals. Wear the Dhan Yog bracelet if you wish.
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Questions, answered
Twenty-one traditional prosperity-associated items, including a Lakshmi Yantra, Lakshmi Charan Paduka, Gomti Chakra, white and yellow kaudi, black kamal gatte, a Kuber key, a 5 Mukhi rudraksha, pyrite, citrine, Gangajal, coriander seeds and good luck coins. The full list with each item’s traditional significance is shown above.
Each potli goes through three days of preparation: purification (shuddhikaran) on Day 1, Vedic mantra chanting on Day 2, and prosperity prayers with final energisation on Day 3. This is a devotional, traditional process.
No. The potli is a devotional item rooted in traditional belief and spiritual practice. We do not promise financial results. Many families keep it as part of their Dhanteras and Diwali worship and as a daily reminder of their intentions.
We deliver across India, usually within 3–5 working days in metro cities and 5–8 working days elsewhere after dispatch. Please order as early as possible for festive delivery; contact us on WhatsApp for your PIN code.
Traditionally it is kept in the puja space, a locker or tijori, a cash box, or near the entrance of a shop or office. Many people place it facing the north, the direction associated with Lord Kuber. See “How to Use the Potli” above.
Yes — it arrives in a premium velvet potli and gift box, making it a meaningful Diwali gift for family, friends, employees and business associates. Message us on WhatsApp for bulk or corporate orders.
You can pay online through our secure payment partner, and Cash on Delivery may be available for your PIN code. Our team confirms every order on WhatsApp or phone.
Because the potli is a ritually prepared devotional item, returns are accepted only if it arrives damaged or incorrect. Please share an unboxing photo or video within 48 hours of delivery. See our Refund Policy for details.
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Twenty-one sacred items. Three days of Vedic preparation. One beautiful potli for your home, your shop — or someone you love.