Agniveshyagrihyasutra 3.4.2.9

3.4.2.9

lalāṭa ekakapālamudare ḍṣṭisaṃyavanīṃ pātrīṃ nābhyāmājyasthālīṃ patta upāvaharaṇīyaṃ kūrcaṃ śirasta upasādanīyaṃ kūrcaṃ pārśvayoḥ śūrpaṃ chittvaikaikaṃ vā ghrāṇayoḥ sānnāyyakumbhyau yadi sannayan bhavati aṇḍayordṛṣadupale śiśne vṛṣaravaṃ śamyāṃ ca pṛṣṭhayoragnihotrasthālīmanvāhāryasthālīm iḍāpātraṃ vedaṃ śikhāyām \

on the forehead, the single potsherd; on the belly, the kneading vessel; on the navel, the ghee pot; at the feet, the bringing-down grass bundle; at the head, the seating grass bundle; at the sides, having split the winnowing basket into two, one on each; or on the nostrils, the two sānnāyya vessels if he was a performer of the sānnāyya offering; on the testicles, the lower and upper millstones; on the penis, the bull-roarer and the wooden pin; on the two sides of the back, the agnihotra pot and the anvāhārya pot; the iḍā vessel and the veda grass broom on the tuft of hair.