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An Ahmedabad handicrafts platform, since 2009, selling artisans' work: large handmade brass pooja thalis and Molela terracotta deity plaques from Rajasthan.
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An Indian gifting brand for retail and bulk orders: return gifts and wedding essentials, brass figurines and diyas, pooja items, Tanjore paintings, jute and string bags, and corporate gifts. Its own pages say every product is made in India, dispatched the same day, with a 3-day return window and delivery to 194 countries.
A home decor label making tableware, trays and platters, vases, centrepieces, cushions and idols.
A Gwalior-based online store, since 2012, selling handmade crafts from artisan groups across India: hand-painted clay diya sets, painted and enamel-work pooja thalis, and folk-craft Lakshmi and Ganesha pieces. Dispatches within 24–48 hours.
A Delhi puja-supplies specialist, since 2011: clay diya sets, brass pooja thali sets and clay Lakshmi-Ganesh idols at everyday prices. Orders placed before noon, Monday to Saturday, dispatch the same day.
A Mumbai puja-décor brand, started in 2021, making brass diyas with symbols, peacock lamps, Om-engraved and meenakari thalis, and brass Lakshmi-Ganesh murtis.
A Hyderabad jeweller, since 1983, selling 92.5 silver pooja plates and trays and silver Ganesha and Lakshmi idols, priced by weight. Free delivery in India; abroad by arrangement.
