Ekadashi Vrat Kit
Tulsi, panchamrit items and the Ekadashi katha.
A vrat is not a one-off. Ekadashi returns twice a month, Pradosh twice, Purnima and Amavasya once each, and Masik Shivratri once more. Over a year that is more than fifty occasions, and the thing that breaks a vrat is almost never devotion — it is a shut shop on the evening you needed tulsi.
Sankalp Nitya exists for that pattern. The kits are small, repeatable and deliberately cheap, because a box you re-order every month has to cost less than the trip you would otherwise make. Each carries the samagri counted against a printed checklist, and a short vidhi card so the sequence is never guesswork.
A Nitya kit fits in a drawer. It holds what a single vrat consumes and nothing else, so you are not storing leftovers for a month.
The Monthly Vrat Box carries five sealed packets with the month's tithis printed on the sleeve. You open the one the date calls for.
Flowers, fruit and milk are never in the box. They are on their own list on the card, so you know exactly what to arrange the morning of.
The rituals that come back every month. Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima, Amavasya, Shivratri — and one box that carries all of them.
Tulsi, panchamrit items and the Ekadashi katha.
Evening Shiva pujan set with bel patra and gangajal.
Monday Shiva vrat set — bel patra, gangajal and bhasm.
Satyanarayan-ready purnima set with panchamrit and the katha card.
Tuesday Hanuman set with sindoor, chameli oil and chola cloth.
Monthly Ganesh vrat set with durva, modak samagri and the moonrise card.
For a Chalisa path at home — booklet, chola, sindoor and prasad samagri.
Navahnik path set — chowki cloth, tulsi mala and the sankalp card.
One month of vrat samagri — Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima, Amavasya, Shivratri.
Nine samidha, nine grains and the navgraha yantra with a Shani focus.
One box before the first vrat of each month, invoiced per despatch. No card is held, nothing renews on its own, and you can pause or stop it yourself.
If you keep more than one vrat a month, start with the Monthly Vrat Box — it carries Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima, Amavasya and Masik Shivratri as separate sealed packets. If you keep only one, order that single kit.