Vishwakarma Jayanti 2023: Kheer to coconut laddoo; 9 bhog items to offer

Vishwakarma Jayanti is being celebrated on September 17 this year. Here's what to offer to Lord Vishwakarma on this day.

Published on: Sep 16, 2023 6:00 AM IST

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Vishwakarma Jayanti celebrated birth anniversary of the divine engineer of the universe who was believed to be born out of Samudra Manthan. Lord Vishwakarma is worshipped by artists and craftsman across the country and on this day tools, equipment, machinery are worshipped. Here are 10 bhog items that you can offer to Lord Vishwakarma.. (Pixabay)

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Moong dal ki khichdi: The simple preparation just needs two main ingredients moong dal and rice, cooked with salt, turmeric and spices. The khichdi is topped with desi ghee before being offered to Lord Vishwakarma.  (Pinterest)

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Chawal ki kheer: Kheer is prepared on every auspicious occasion in Hindu tradition. Rice is cooked with milk; sugar, cardamom and dry fruits are added.  (Pinterest)

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Boondi ke laddoo: Boondi ke laddoo is a popular prasad item and is offered to many Hindu deities. Boondi is prepared with besan and then soaked in sugar syrup which is then shaped as laddoo.  (Instagram/paromitas_delight)

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Coconut laddoo: Coconut laddoo is made with grated coconut, condensed milk, cardamom powder, and ghee, and shaped into balls, before being garnished by chopped nuts.  (Pinterest)

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Panchamrit: Panchamrit is prepared by mixing equal parts of milk, yogurt, honey, ghee, and sugar. It is commonly offered as bhog during Hindu religious ceremonies.  (YouTube)

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Pua: Pua is made by mixing wheat flour, sugar, milk, and cardamom powder into a batter. It is then deep-fried until golden brown. 

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Milk and curd: Items made with milk and milk products are commonly used as bhog.  (Unsplash)

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Fruits: Fruits like banana and apple are popularly used as bhog during puja ceremonies in Hindu religion.  (Freepik)

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Dry fruits: Almonds, cashews, raisins and other dry fruits can be offered to Lord Vishwakarma on this day.  (Shutterstock)