Sangam Jal — Sealed Vessel
Sangam jal drawn, sealed and dated at the confluence in Prayagraj.
Prayagraj is one of India's two principal destinations for shraddha and tarpan. The rites are performed at the Sangam ghats daily, the Magh Mela runs every year, and the Kumbh arrives in its cycle. The samagri for a shraddha box is bought where shraddha is actually done.
Sankalp Tirth is packed at a separate station with its own procedure. These kits carry no gold, no foil, no celebratory language, no thank-you card and no discount insert of any kind. Sangam Slate is deliberately the quietest colour we use. These boxes arrive in grief, and restraint is the respect.
Where a kit calls for Sangam jal, it is drawn, sealed and dated in Prayagraj — and it is never added to a kit where it does not belong.
The Pitru Paksha kit is sixteen numbered packets, opened in order. Nothing is measured out under pressure on the day.
A Tirth box carries no insert, no follow-up offer and no branding that would read as celebration. It is the one line where we deliberately sell nothing.
Shraddha, tarpan and the Prayagraj rites. Packed separately, without gold, without a thank-you card, and without anything that would read as celebration.
Sangam jal drawn, sealed and dated at the confluence in Prayagraj.
Snan and daan set with sealed Sangam jal.
Kush, black til and the pavitri ring for daily tarpan.
Snan and daan set for the Magh Mela bathing days.
Sixteen numbered day-packets for daily tarpan, with the tarpan vidhi card.
Death anniversary set with panch bali portions and brahmin bhojan items.
Til, kush, jau and tarpan samagri for a death anniversary.
For immersion at the Sangam — kalash, cloth, til and the ghat card.
The full month-long Kalpvas set for Magh Mela.
Pitru Paksha runs for sixteen lunar days ending on Sarva Pitru Amavasya, so the Gregorian dates shift each year. Order at least ten days ahead and confirm the tithi against a panchang for your city.