Holy Brass Water Pot for Indoor Flower Decoration

This traditional brass holy water pot is a fine example of South Indian ritual craftsmanship, used in daily puja and ceremonial worship. Made from solid brass, it features a distinctively South Indian form with a wide, flared rim, a tapering neck, and a rounded base resting on small pointed feet. The elegant curves and minimal line engravings reflect the region’s refined yet functional aesthetic in temple and domestic ritual ware. Used to store and pour Theertham (holy water) or Gangajal, this vessel plays an integral role in Hindu religious practices. Its balanced design allows easy handling, while the raised base keeps the pot elevated, ensuring ritual purity by avoiding contact with the ground. The warm, natural patina of aged brass enhances its visual appeal, adding authenticity to its devotional significance.

Key Features:

• South Indian Craftsmanship: Characteristic flared neck and rounded base, typical of traditional South Indian ritual vessels.
• Material: Made from solid brass with a rich, antique finish.
• Ritual Use: Used to hold and offer holy water during daily worship, abhishekam, and temple ceremonies.
• Spiritual Significance: Brass is considered sacred in Hinduism, believed to purify surroundings and attract positive energy.

   

• Pack of one piece
• Material: Brass
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