Standing supply for temples, gurdwaras, churches, mosques and community trusts running daily worship. This is an enquiry desk rather than a shop counter — volumes here are consumption volumes, and rates are quoted against a schedule rather than taken off the retail page.
What moves in volume
| Item | Typical MOQ | Bulk format |
|---|---|---|
| Camphor tablets | 10 kg | 1 kg sealed tubs, 10 to a carton |
| Cotton lamp wicks | 10,000 wicks | 1,000-wick sealed bags |
| Sandalwood agarbatti | 100 packs | 100-stick sleeves |
| Sambrani cups | 200 boxes | 12-cup card boxes |
| Frankincense resin | 10 kg | 1 kg lined pouches |
| Votive candles | 50 boxes | 24-candle boxes |
| Brass diyas and lamp vessels | 50 pieces | Bulk carton, paper interleaved |
| Steel puja thali sets | 25 sets | Retail pack |
Standing orders
Most temple accounts run a fixed monthly or festival-cycle schedule rather than reordering item by item. Tell us the cycle and the consumption and we will hold stock against it. Festival months need six to eight weeks of notice — Diwali brass and camphor in particular tighten across the whole market from about August.
Documentation
GST invoices on every domestic order. Trusts registered under 12A/80G should send the registration with the first enquiry so it sits on the account. Export consignments carry a commercial invoice, packing list, and CITES paperwork for any agarwood line.
What we cannot supply
No murtis or figurative idols, nothing edible — no prasad, ghee or dates — and no consecrated items. Ghee lamp vessels ship empty. Anything under a food licence is outside what we hold.
Enquire
Send your institution name, city, GSTIN or trust registration, the items and the cycle you run, and we will come back with a schedule and a rate sheet.