
Warmth that deepens with use
Brass darkens and glows with every ritual it serves.
Guided Spiritual Living
Curated rituals, sacred objects and meaningful spiritual experiences for modern life.

Rung as worship begins, to gather attention.
Applied as a mark of auspicious beginnings.
Turmeric, offered for purity and blessing.
Sacred ash, a reminder of what endures.
A ritual, composed in one box.
The Signature Ritual
Every ShubhShastra ritual is composed as a small ceremony: objects chosen for what they mean, their story told with care, and a guide for each step at home.
Each ritual begins with the tradition it carries forward, told simply enough to share at the altar.
Colour, flame, sound and flower each have a reason. Knowing it turns a routine into an offering.
A few unhurried steps, in order, so nothing is rushed and nothing is missed.
Brass, kumkum, haldi and flowers, selected for the ritual rather than for the shelf.
Conversations from Tamanna Talkies and guidance from experts, for anyone who wishes to go deeper.
A Moment of Ritual
At dusk the lamp is raised, and for a moment everything else waits. Every ritual we compose is built around moments like this one.
Clear a small space and set out the objects.
Light the lamp and let the flame settle.
Offer flowers, colour and a few minutes of stillness.
Shop by Journey
Four ways into a more meaningful everyday, each gathered with the objects, guidance and stories it deserves.
In Focus
Three pieces from the first collection, each with its story, what it holds and how it is used.

Everything for a calm daily pooja, with a guide for each step.
Daily pooja is one of the oldest rhythms of an Indian home: a lamp lit, a bell rung, a flower offered before the day begins. This box gathers that rhythm in one place, so the ritual is ready whenever you are.
Each element has a reason. The flame is light offered first, the bell gathers attention, kumkum and haldi mark an auspicious beginning, and a flower is the simplest offering of all.
A brass puja thali, a hand bell, kumkum and haldi, cotton wicks, incense and a ritual guide card. The Complete edition adds a brass diya.
Clear a small space, light the diya, ring the bell, offer kumkum, haldi and flowers, then sit for a moment in stillness. The guide card walks through each step.
Prototype model, shown for form and scale. The final piece will differ.
The Details
Luxury is quiet. It lives in the warmth of brass, the weight of paper and the care taken before a gift is opened.
Tamanna Talkies
Wisdom, traditions and conversations with voices who bring ancient knowledge into modern life.

A conversation on Krishna’s teachings and what the Bhagavad Gita offers everyday life.
You have a right to your actions, but never to their fruits.


Divine Gifting
For weddings and housewarmings, new arrivals and festivals: a gift composed around what it means, presented with ceremony, remembered long after it is opened.
Designed to be opened slowly, like a ritual of its own.
The meaning behind each object, told simply.
The note that turns a gift into a memory.


Our Philosophy
Spiritual living should feel personal, beautiful and unhurried. We bring the depth of tradition into modern homes with craft, care and guidance.