Here are 10 traditional items commonly offered to Lord Shiva during Maha Shivratri.

Milk, pouring milk over the Shiva Linga during Abhishekam is a ritual that symbolizes purity and devotion.

Bael Leaves, considered highly sacred, offering bael leaves is believed to please Lord Shiva and bring prosperity.

Curd, is offered during rituals to invoke prosperity and satisfaction in one's life.

Ghee, used in lamps and offerings, ghee signifies the dispelling of darkness and ignorance.

Honey, offering honey represents the sweet nature of life and is believed to appease Lord Shiva.

Panchamrita, a sacred mixture of milk, curd, honey, ghee, and sugar, Panchamrita is used in Abhishekam and later distributed as prasad.

Sandalwood Paste, applying sandalwood paste to the Shiva Linga is believed to have a cooling effect and signifies purity.

Incense Sticks, lighting incense creates a fragrant atmosphere, symbolizing the presence of the divine.

Fruits, seasonal fruits are offered to express gratitude and seek blessings for abundance.

Churma Ladoo, a traditional sweet made from wheat flour, ghee, and jaggery, offered during puja rituals.