Rigveda Amavasya Tarpanam refers to the specific ritual of offering oblations to one's ancestors (pitru) performed by Brahmins following the Rigveda tradition on the day of Amavasya (new moon day) as per their customs and practices.

Like in other Brahminical traditions, Tarpanam in the Rigveda tradition involves offering water and sesame seeds to appease one's departed ancestors residing in pitruloka. This act is believed to bring blessings and relief to the souls of the departed. The Rigveda tradition may have its unique mantras, prayers, and rituals associated with Amavasya Tarpanam, which would distinguish it from Tarpanam practices in other Vedic traditions.

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