South Indian Brass Water Pot for Pooja Room

This traditional brass holy water pot is an exquisite example of South Indian religious craftsmanship, designed for use in sacred Hindu rituals and temple ceremonies. Crafted from solid brass, it features a classic rounded body with a wide base and a flared neck, offering both elegance and stability. The pot is adorned with simple horizontal line engravings around the midsection, reflecting the region’s minimalist yet spiritually rich design aesthetics. Commonly used to hold Theertham (holy water) or Gangajal, this vessel plays a vital role in daily puja, abhishekam, and other sacred rites. The broad base ensures balance, while the flared rim allows for easy pouring and offering. Its aged patina adds character and authenticity, making it not only a functional object but also a collectible item of devotional and cultural value.

Key Features:

• South Indian Design: Traditional form with a rounded body, flared rim, and engraved midsection rings.
• Material: Made from solid brass, known for its purifying and spiritual qualities.
• Ritual Use: Ideal for holding and pouring holy water during Hindu ceremonies.
• Spiritual Significance: Brass is believed to enhance purity, balance energy, and ward off negativity.

   

• Pack of one piece
• Material: Brass
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