Vishwakarma Puja

Vishwakarma Puja, also known as Vishwakarma Day, is celebrated every year on the 16th or 17th of September and the day after Diwali. On this day, Lord Vishwakarma, the creator of the entire world, is worshiped; in fact, according to the belief, Lord Vishwakarma alone has created the whole world. This Hindu festival is associated with him only.

According to the religious books, Lord Vishwakarma is known as Devashilpi or The Architect of Gods. He is also known as the sole architect and craftsman of the entire Trilok as well as the mortal region...

Puja Items

Once the devotees has decided to perform the Vishwakarma Puja, they should start preparing the list of Vishwakarma Puja Items. It is always recommended to make the arrangements a day before performing the Vishwakarma Puja...

Photo Frame
Camphor
Sandal Powder
Henna Powder
Turmeric Powder
Yellow Mustard Seed
Betel Nuts
Betel Leaves
Tulsi Leaves

Vishwakarma Puja

Belief

If we will observe our ancient texts, Upanishad and Puran etc., and we will find that Lord Vishwakarma has been not only worshiped and venerated by humans, but also by the...

Significance

To acknowledge that lord Vishwakarma alone is the creator of all universe and the things within, and to offer worship and thankfulness to him on the Vishwakarma day, is what Vishwakarma Puja...

Prashad Prepration

A few traditional dishes are cooked on this day which is distributed among the loved ones as a Prasad after offering to the Lord Vishwakarma. Ingredients to Prepare Khichdi:

2 Cups Rice
1 Cup Toor Dal
5 Cloves
1 Cinnamon
5 Cardamoms

2 Finely sliced Onion
6 to 8 small size Tomatoes
4 Green Chilies
12 to 15 Mint Leaves
1 Teaspoon Garlic paste

"May Lord Vishwakarma Bless you and your family with peace and happiness; I wish you a warm; and happy Vishwakarma Day!"