Vishwakarma Puja 2025 /বিশ্বকর্মা পূজা /Biswakarma Puja 2025

Biswakarma Puja (also spelled Vishwakarma Puja) is a Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Vishwakarma, the divine architect and engineer of the gods. He is regarded as the creator of weapons, palaces, chariots, and tools for the deities, and is also considered the patron god of craftsmen, architects, engineers, mechanics, artisans, and factory workers.

Key Details:
Date: Celebrated on 17th September every year (according to the solar calendar, especially in Eastern India).
Regions: Popular in West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Assam, Tripura, and parts of Bihar, as well as industrial towns across India.
Deity: Lord Vishwakarma – often depicted with multiple hands carrying tools, riding on a swan or seated on a throne.
Rituals & Traditions:
Factories, workshops, offices, and even vehicles are decorated and worshipped.
Tools, machines, and instruments are cleaned and offered puja to seek blessings for safety and prosperity.

Colorful kites are flown in many places, especially Biswakarma Puja (also spelled Vishwakarma Puja) is a Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Vishwakarma, the divine architect and engineer of the gods. He is regarded as the creator of weapons, palaces, chariots, and tools for the deities, and is also considered the patron god of craftsmen, architects, engineers, mechanics, artisans, and factory workers.

Key Details:

Date: Celebrated on 17th September every year (according to the solar calendar, especially in Eastern India).

Regions: Popular in West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Assam, Tripura, and parts of Bihar, as well as industrial towns across India.

Deity: Lord Vishwakarma – often depicted with multiple hands carrying tools, riding on a swan or seated on a throne.

Rituals & Traditions:

Factories, workshops, offices, and even vehicles are decorated and worshipped.

Tools, machines, and instruments are cleaned and offered puja to seek blessings for safety and prosperity.

Colorful kites are flown in many places, especially in West Bengal, where kite-flying competitions are a major attraction.

Offerings include flowers, sweets, fruits, and prasad to Lord Vishwakarma.

Workers often take a break from their daily routine, as no tools are used after the puja until the rituals are over.
Significance:
It symbolizes respect for labor, skill, and creativity.
Promotes safety at work and prosperity in business.
Seen as a festival of unity among workers, technicians, and craftsmen.
In Kolkata and other parts of Bengal, the sky is usually dotted with colorful kites during this day, making it a festive spectacle.

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in West Bengal, where kite-flying competitions are a major attraction.

Offerings include flowers, sweets, fruits, and prasad to Lord Vishwakarma

Workers often take a break from their daily routine, as no tools are used after the puja until the rituals are over.


Significance:

It symbolizes respect for labor, skill, and creativity.

Promotes safety at work and prosperity in business.

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