Our Manorath

Jay Shree Krishna,

Sarvakarye sarvavastu samarpanam.

Every Vastra we fold, every Shringar we wrap, every parcel we tie is going somewhere we will never see — to a Swarup in a family home, in a haveli, in a small mandir in a flat far from here. The seva is not ours. It belongs to the sevak who opens the parcel. We are only a pair of hands somewhere in the middle of it, and our work is to make sure nothing we do gets in the way.

That is the thought we try to keep in front of us. It is why an item is checked twice before it is packed. It is why we would rather tell you something is not in stock than send you something that will not do. And it is why the price matters to us as much as it does — seva should never cost more than it needs to.

We have been doing this since 2014, from our office in Alkapuri, Vadodara. We are not a general Hindu goods shop. Almost everything we keep exists for the daily seva of Shri Thakorji.

What we keep

Vastra for the Swarup — Lalan, Round, Chitraji, Chitraji Ang, Swarup and Seva Vastra.

Shringar — Shree Mastak Shringar, Mala and sets, Gadi Mala, real silver Shringar, and a Make Your Own range for those who like to choose piece by piece.

Seva accessories — Pichwai, Hindola, Palna, Naav, Rath, high-quality Pavitra, Pankha, Khus items, Samagri, cut-outs, khilona, and Utsav items through every season from Ushnakaal to Sheetkaal.

Fiber and stone-powder Swarups, Sinhasan, Gadi–Takiya sets, Haveli mandirs and wooden temples.

Kapad by the metre — cotton, malmal, satin, brocade, jhari, kinkhab, bandhani, chundadi, leheriya, velvet and printed varieties — for sevaks and tailors who prefer to have Vastra made their own way.

Books in English, Gujarati and Hindi, on Pushtimarg philosophy, charitra and seva.

The hands behind it

A good deal of what we sell is made here. Our karigars, painters and tailors work on the Fiber and Vastra ranges in Vadodara; what we do not make ourselves, we take from suppliers we have known for years. We find it hard to call any of it manufacturing. Someone sits and paints a Swarup by hand. Someone stitches a Chira Vastra small enough to rest in a palm. That is their seva as much as it is our trade, and we try to treat it that way.

Many of our customers would rather talk than click, and that suits us well. Send us a list on WhatsApp, call us, or ask for a video call and we will show you what we have in hand. We are glad to work in Gujarati, Hindi or English. If there is something from India you need and cannot find on these pages, ask us and we will look for it — finding it is part of the work. If you are buying in quantity, or preparing for a function or a satsang, tell us and we will help you plan it.

Who we serve

Families doing daily ghar seva. Haveli and temple sevaks. Vepari who buy in quantity. Customers who walk into our Vadodara office. And Vaishnav families overseas, particularly in the UK and Europe, to whom we have been sending parcels for many years.

Come and see us

You are welcome to visit our office in Vadodara, see things in your hand, and take them home the same day. We are open 10.00 am to 7.00 pm, Monday to Saturday. The address and map are on our Contact Us page.

Message or call us on +91 98251 63930, or write to Orders@HinduReligiousItems.com.

Mission

To provide unique and quality products, and services, on-line, sourced from reliable suppliers from India.

Vision

To become the preferred portal for sourcing any product or service on-line from India.

Sarvakarye sarvavastu samarpanam.