Hawan Samagri is a blend of natural herbs, roots, leaves, resins, and aromatic substances used in Hindu religious ceremonies and fire rituals (hawan or homa). It is offered into the sacred fire to purify the environment, invoke divine blessings, and eliminate negative energies. Traditionally, it includes ingredients like sandalwood, ghee, camphor, dried fruits, and medicinal herbs, each carrying spiritual and therapeutic significance. The fragrance and smoke produced during the ritual are believed to cleanse the surroundings and promote well-being. Hawan Samagri is an essential component of pujas, yagnas, and special occasions, symbolizing devotion and divine connection.