Here is a simple, general list of samagri (ingredients) you can gather for a Jain puja (aradhana) at home. Items can vary a bit based on whether you follow Digambar or Shwetambar practices, but these are commonly used across traditions.

Common samagri for a Jain puja

• An image or idol of the Tirthankara you are worshipping (or a clean photograph)
• Clean cloth or vastral for the idol and for clothing the altar
• A small vessel of clean water (for achamaniya, i.e., sipping ritual) and a separate bowl for sprinkling
• Fresh flowers and a small garland
• A diya (lamp) with ghee or oil
• Camphor for aarti (lighting and offering to the deity)
• Incense sticks or cones
• Puja tray or plate (aarti plate) to hold items
• Fruits and seasonal fresh fruit as offerings
• Dry fruit and nuts (optional)
• Coconut (often offered; breakable as part of the ritual)
• Sugars or mishri (crystallized sugar) as a simple prasad
• Sandalwood paste (chandan) and saffron for tilak or paste on the idol
• Turmeric and kumkum (vermilion) for tilak and marking
• A small bell (ghanti) for inviting auspiciousness
• Clean rice or a small handful of grains as a symbolic offering (chakri/chakri)
• A clean spoon or small ladle for offerings and pouring water
• A small cloth or napkin for wiping the idol and altar
• A note of intention (mantra) or a simple prayer sheet if you use one

Notes on practice and differences

• Digambar vs. Shwetambar: In Digambar tradition, idols of Tirthankaras are typically depicted unclad (naked) and the ritual focus is on inner purity and meditation as much as on external offerings. In Shwetambar tradition, idols are clothed, and ritual liturgy often includes more formal puja steps with prayers and mantras. The basic samagri above is commonly used by both, but the emphasis and exact mantras may differ.
• Simple puja option: If you want a lighter puja, you can omit some items (like misri, coconut, heavy fruits) and keep essentials: idol/photo, water, flowers, lamp, incense, and aarti.

Would you like a short, step-by-step sequence for a basic puja (with the exact mantras you can chant) tailored to Digambar or Shwetambar tradition?