Silver Pooja Items

Episode's silver pooja items collection covers everything used for daily worship and festival pooja, diyas, bells, a complete pooja set, incense holders, deity idols and mandirs, and the smaller pieces bought for a Mata ki Chowki, in silver plated and 92.5 sterling silver. Prices start from around ₹660 for a single diya, spread across six distinct categories rather than a handful of best-sellers.

Daily Worship, Festival Gifting and a New Pooja Corner

A deity idol or a sterling silver mandir tends to be the piece bought to last, for a housewarming, a wedding, or to give a pooja corner its anchor piece, while the diya, bell and incense holder around it are bought in silver plated and replaced more often. Diwali and Dhanteras are when the collection is busiest. A single diya replaces a worn one or stands in as a small gift, and a complete pooja set is bought against a guest list for return gifts or as part of a daughter's trousseau.

Finding the Piece You Actually Need

This page covers the full spread of silver puja items Episode makes, but most visitors already know the one piece they came for. A silver diya covers daily lighting and festival pieces on its own. The bell rung during aarti sits in Silver Pooja Bells. A complete thali, tilak set or sindoor box bought as the pooja essentials for a new home sits in Silver Pooja Sets. Daily incense has its own place in Silver Incense Holders. A deity idol or a mandir to anchor the pooja corner sits in Deities and Mandirs, and the smaller pieces bought specifically for a Mata ki Chowki or Navratri jagrata are grouped in Mata ki Chowki.

What Silver Adds to Daily Worship

Much of what is sold as pooja items elsewhere is brass or an alloy marketed as German silver, which despite the name carries no actual silver and dulls to an uneven, dark patina that needs regular polishing to lift. Episode's pieces are hallmarked 92.5 sterling silver or genuine silver plated, made largely at its own Noida workshop rather than bought in and resold. Its sterling silver deity figurines are built using an in-house electroforming process, developed at Episode and still patent-pending, that produces a lightweight sterling silver form with detail a solid cast piece in brass cannot hold. A sterling silver piece also carries a certificate of authenticity and holds its value instead of depreciating, useful for something bought once and kept in a pooja corner for years rather than replaced each season.

Care and Delivery

Pooja items get handled, moved and wiped down daily, more than almost anything else in the house, and the Tarnish Resistant Coat is what keeps that from being a problem across the plated and lacquered sterling range. A soft, moist cloth after use is enough to hold the shine. Silver polish and abrasive cleaners should stay off a lacquered piece; they work against the coat rather than with it. Sterling silver pieces are hallmarked 92.5 silver and ship with an Episode certificate of authenticity. Engraving is available on most pieces on request and adds a short lead time before dispatch. Ships free across India in gift-ready packaging.

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