The "Upanayan Sanskar Pooja Box" by Shraddhey contains all the necessary items for the Upanayanam ceremony, an ancient Indian rite of passage that marks the start of formal education in writing, numbers, reading, Vedangas, arts, and other skills. This sacred ceremony, also known as the Yajñopaveetam ceremony, involves the child, family, and teacher, signifying the child’s entry into formal education and lifelong learning.

This box includes all the essential items for performing the Upanayan Sanskar rituals:

1. कुशा जनेऊ (Kusha Janeu): A sacred thread made from Kusha grass, worn by the boy undergoing the Upanayan ceremony. It symbolizes purity and commitment to spiritual education.
2. हवन सामग्री (Havan Samagri): Ingredients for performing the sacred fire ritual (havan) to purify the surroundings and invoke divine blessings.
3. भोज पत्र (Bhoj Patra): Ancient tree bark used for writing sacred mantras and conducting rituals.
4. रोली (Roli): Red powder used to apply tilak during rituals, symbolizing auspiciousness.
5. अक्षत (Akshat): Sacred rice grains used in offerings to deities.
6. हल्दी (Haldi): Turmeric powder for sanctifying the ritual space and offering to deities.
7. पूजा सुपारि (Pooja Supari): Betel nuts used in offerings and symbolizing prosperity.
8. मोली (Moli): Sacred red thread tied around the wrist or used in various rituals for protection.
9. गंगा जल (Ganga Jal): Holy water from the Ganges River used for purification and sprinkling in the home.
10. इत्र (Ittar): Fragrant perfume offered to deities and used to sanctify the home.
11. धूप बत्ती (Dhoop Batti): Incense sticks for creating a sacred and aromatic atmosphere during the rituals.
12. कपूर (Kapoor): Camphor used in aarti to invoke divine blessings.
13. शहद (Shahad): Pure honey used in offerings to deities.
14. रूई बाती (Rui Batti): Cotton wicks used for lighting lamps.
15. जनेऊ (Janeu): Sacred thread worn by Hindu men during rituals, symbolizing the formal entry into the spiritual and academic life.
16. अष्टगंध (Ashtagandha): Fragrant paste used in rituals for its pleasant aroma and purity.
17. सिंदूर (Sindoor): Vermilion powder used for applying tilak and symbolizing auspiciousness.
18. Cow Dung: Used in traditional rituals for its purifying properties and making the floor for the havan kund.