Agnihotra Cow Dung Cake
Rs. 1,150.00
Sale price
Rs. 1,150.00
Regular price
Rs. 1,200.00
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Desi Cow Dung
Hand Made
Sun Dried
For Havan & Agnihotra
100% Natural
Agnihotra Cow Dung Cake
Rs. 1,150.00
Sale price
Rs. 1,150.00
Regular price
Rs. 1,200.00
Desi Cow Dung
Hand Made
Sun Dried
For Havan & Agnihotra
100% Natural
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Made for Agnihotra — pure, fully dried and low smoke.
Agnihotra is the Vedic fire ritual performed at sunrise and sunset, and the fire should be made only from pure desi cow dung. Our cakes are made for exactly that, from the dung of the same indigenous Kankrej cows that give us our A2 Bilona ghee.
Fresh dung is collected daily at our farm, shaped by hand into even, Agnihotra-sized cakes, and dried completely in the sun. Fully dry cakes light quickly, burn with a steady flame and produce very little smoke — which matters when the fire burns inside your home twice a day.
Use them for
- Daily Agnihotra at sunrise and sunset
- Havan, yajna and homam
- Daily pooja and dhoop
- Griha pravesh, Holika Dahan and festival rituals
For Agnihotra, pair it with a few drops of our A2 Bilona ghee and unbroken rice (akshata).
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Our Process
How it's Made
Step 01
Fresh Cow Dung Collection
Fresh dung is collected daily from healthy indigenous cows raised with proper care and natural feeding practices.
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Step 02
Traditional Hand Preparation
The collected cow dung is carefully mixed and shaped by hand using traditional methods to ensure uniform quality and consistency.
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Step 03
Cow Dung Cake Formation
The prepared mixture is shaped into uniform cow dung cakes suitable for havan, yajna, Agnihotra, and spiritual rituals.
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Step 04
Sun Drying Process
The cow dung cakes are naturally dried under sunlight to remove moisture while preserving their traditional properties and usability.
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Step 05
Quality Check & Packaging
Each batch is inspected for quality and carefully packed to ensure safe delivery and ease of use for religious and traditional purposes.
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Desi Cow Dung— Frequently Asked Questions
Cow Dung Cakes are traditionally used for Agnihotra, Havan, Yajna, religious ceremonies, spiritual practices, and natural fuel purposes.
गोमये वसते लक्ष्मीः गोमये वसते हरिः ।
गोमयः पावनः प्रोक्तः सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥
Cow dung is traditionally regarded as pure and auspicious, making it an important part of Vedic rituals, spiritual practices, and sacred ceremonies
Yes, our Cow Dung Cakes are prepared using fresh dung collected from healthy indigenous (desi) cows and crafted using traditional methods
गोमये वसते लक्ष्मीः गोमये वसते हरिः ।
गोमयः पावनः प्रोक्तः सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥
Cow dung is traditionally regarded as pure and auspicious, making it an important part of Vedic rituals, spiritual practices, and sacred ceremonies
Fresh cow dung is collected, hand-shaped into cakes, naturally sun-dried, and carefully packed to maintain quality and authenticity.
गोमये वसते लक्ष्मीः गोमये वसते हरिः ।
गोमयः पावनः प्रोक्तः सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥
Cow dung is traditionally regarded as pure and auspicious, making it an important part of Vedic rituals, spiritual practices, and sacred ceremonies
No. Our Cow Dung Cakes are made using natural cow dung without any harmful chemicals, artificial additives, or synthetic materials.
गोमये वसते लक्ष्मीः गोमये वसते हरिः ।
गोमयः पावनः प्रोक्तः सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥
Cow dung is traditionally regarded as pure and auspicious, making it an important part of Vedic rituals, spiritual practices, and sacred ceremonies
Yes, they are specifically suitable for Agnihotra, Havan, Yajna, Homam, and other Vedic rituals.
गोमये वसते लक्ष्मीः गोमये वसते हरिः ।
गोमयः पावनः प्रोक्तः सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥
Cow dung is traditionally regarded as pure and auspicious, making it an important part of Vedic rituals, spiritual practices, and sacred ceremonies
Store them in a cool, dry place away from moisture and water to maintain their quality and usability.
गोमये वसते लक्ष्मीः गोमये वसते हरिः ।
गोमयः पावनः प्रोक्तः सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥
Cow dung is traditionally regarded as pure and auspicious, making it an important part of Vedic rituals, spiritual practices, and sacred ceremonies