Tika Dani (तिका दानी) – Traditional Nepali Puja Tika Holder

Sacred. Traditional. Beautifully Crafted.

The Tika Dani is an essential and sacred vessel in Nepali Hindu tradition — a beautifully crafted container used to hold and apply tika during puja ceremonies, festivals, and auspicious occasions. Whether used for daily worship or the grand celebrations of Dashain, Tihar, and Teej, the Tika Dani holds deep spiritual significance in every Nepali household.

Our Tika Dani is crafted in the traditional Nepali style, designed to hold vermillion tika (sindoor), rice, and yoghurt — the sacred mixture applied to the forehead as a blessing of good fortune, prosperity, and divine protection. An indispensable piece for any puja thali or home shrine.

Why You'll Love It

• Traditional Nepali Tika Dani — an essential puja item
• Beautifully crafted in classic Himalayan style
• Available in Small, Medium, and Large to suit every need
• Perfect for daily puja, Dashain tika ceremonies, and festive worship
• A meaningful and thoughtful gift for Nepali families

About the Tika Ceremony

Tika is one of the most sacred rituals in Nepali Hinduism. During Dashain — Nepal's greatest festival — elders bless younger family members by applying tika to their foreheads, accompanied by jamara (barley grass) and blessings for long life and prosperity. The Tika Dani is the vessel that makes this ceremony possible, kept on the puja altar with reverence and care throughout the festive season.

Available Sizes

• Small — ideal for personal daily puja or individual use
• Medium — perfect for family puja and regular ceremonies
• Large — ideal for community puja, temples, and large family gatherings

Perfect For

• Dashain tika ceremonies
• Daily home puja and shrine worship
• Teej, Tihar, and other Hindu festivals
• Gifting to Nepali families for auspicious occasions
• Temples and community puja events

Product of Nepal