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Sharad Purnima

Sharad Purnima – Kojagiri Night of Lakshmi 2026

Shop Sharad Purnima essentials—diyas, incense, offering bowls, and Lakshmi puja items—for a luminous Kojagiri night at home.

Festival date: 25 October 2026

About Sharad Purnima

25 October 2026

Sharad Purnima is the Ashwin full moon, often called the brightest night of the year in folk speech. In Bengal and neighbouring regions it is Kojagiri—Lakshmi’s question “who is awake?” Kheer cooled under open sky, night jagran, and quiet Lakshmi puja mark many homes. In Braj the same night also remembers Krishna’s ras; customs braid moon, milk, and devotion. Madhuma’s festival essentials help you ready lamps and a clean Lakshmi corner for Sharad Purnima without rush.

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers for shopping Sharad Purnima essentials.

Sharad Purnima is the Ashwin full-moon night, celebrated with moonlight, kheer, and devotion—often as Kojagiri Lakshmi vigil.

It echoes “ko jagarti”—who is awake?—from the belief that Lakshmi blesses those who keep a night vigil.

Families place rice pudding under open sky after moonrise so it receives the night air and moonlight, then share it as prasada.

Kojagiri is especially vivid in Bengal and the east, but Sharad Purnima moonlight rites appear across India with regional names.

Traditions vary—from midnight Lakshmi puja to a fuller jagran. Choose a length that is safe and kind for your household.

Goddess Lakshmi is central on Kojagiri night; some regions also remember Krishna’s autumn ras on the same full moon.

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