Symbolizes protection from unforeseen troubles and showers blessings of safety and security.
Coconut:
Represents purity and strength; breaking it signifies breaking obstacles in life.
Mogra Flowers:
Known for their fragrance, they bring positivity and calmness to the surroundings.
Bael Leaves:
Offered to Lord Shiva, they signify devotion and are believed to bring peace and prosperity.
Sweets (especially jaggery):
Sweet offerings symbolize spreading sweetness in relationships and life.
Ghee:
Represents clarity and enlightenment, dispelling darkness and ignorance.
Silver or Copper Coins:
Offerings of wealth symbolize prosperity and abundance.
Holy Water (Gangajal):
Considered pure and cleansing, it purifies surroundings and brings spiritual upliftment.
Rudraksha Beads:
Wearing them brings peace and protection from negative energies.
Panchamrit:
A mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and jaggery, it symbolizes abundance and fulfillment.
These items are traditionally considered auspicious during Sawan and are believed to bring blessings and reduce life's problems when gifted or offered with devotion.