Tekatha refers to a set of sacred wooden sticks commonly used in Hindu rituals, especially during havan (fire ceremonies). These sticks are offered into the holy fire as part of traditional पूजा practices, symbolizing devotion and purification.

Made from natural wood, Tekatha is carefully prepared to ensure it burns cleanly and maintains the sanctity of the ritual. It plays an important role in spiritual ceremonies, helping create a pure and positive environment.

Suitable for both home and temple use, Tekatha is an essential component of puja samagri, preserving the authenticity and tradition of Hindu worship practices.