📖 11 Hindu Pocket Calendars 2026 Good Luck Blessing Cards Set
Carry divine blessings, positivity, and protection wherever you go with this set of 11 Hindu pocket calendars for 2026. Designed in compact wallet size, these colourful calendar cards feature sacred images of Hindu Gods and Goddesses, making them ideal for daily spiritual connection, good luck, and Nazar (evil eye) protection.
🌟 Key Features
Set of 11 Hindu Pocket Calendars (2026 Edition)
Includes Popular Hindu Gods & Goddesses Images
Compact Wallet Size – Easy to Carry Daily
Bright, Colourful Traditional Designs
Suitable for Pocket, Wallet, Purse or Car
Symbol of Blessings, Protection & Positivity
Unisex – Suitable for All
📏 Size & Specifications
Size: Approx 9.3 cm x 6.3 cm (Pocket Size)
Material: Card
Language: English
Style: Traditional
Colour: Multi-colour
🪔 Included in Set
1 x Ganesh Ji
1 x Shiv Ji
1 x Lakshmi Ji
1 x Ram Parivar
1 x Hanuman Ji
1 x Sherawali Mata
5 x Random Hindu Calendar Cards
📌 Option: You can request your own selection of 11 cards by sending a message after purchase
🧿 Spiritual & Cultural Significance
Believed to bring good luck and blessings
Used for Nazar (evil eye) protection
Daily reminder of faith and devotion
Ideal for keeping divine presence close at all times
🎁 Ideal For
Daily pocket or wallet carry
Religious gifting
Festival distribution (Diwali, Navratri, etc.)
Temple offerings or prasad distribution
Family, friends and community gifting
📦 Additional Information
Reference: B65
Brand: OnlineSikhStore
Country of Manufacture: India
Condition: Brand New
Quantity: Set of 11 Cards
📌 Note
New 2026 calendars are now in stock. Photos may be updated shortly.
Actual designs may slightly vary depending on availability, but theme and quality remain consistent.
⚠️ Important Information & Protective Disclaimer
Colour and print may slightly vary due to lighting and printing batches.
Random selection applies unless custom request is made.
Please check size before purchase.
This item is a spiritual accessory and not a substitute for religious practice.
