This antique brass Panchpatra water pot is a sacred vessel traditionally used in Hindu religious practices. Crafted from solid brass, it features a beautifully curved, pot-bellied form with a gently flared rim and stands gracefully on four small ornate feet. The smooth surface and aged patina reflect years of devotional use, making it a meaningful addition to any spiritual or antique collection. The Panchpatra is an essential item in daily puja, abhishekam, and ceremonial rituals. Used to store and dispense Gangajal (holy water), it is often paired with an uddharani (spoon) to sanctify offerings, cleanse idols, or perform spiritual purification. The raised footed base ensures the pot remains elevated—symbolizing respect and purity by preventing direct contact with the ground. Brass, revered in Indian culture, is known for its purifying energy and spiritual symbolism.
Key Features:
- Material: Handcrafted from solid brass with a naturally aged finish and warm golden-brown tone.
- Distinctive Design: Curved body with flared rim and raised footed base for stability and ritual symbolism.
- Spiritual Purpose: Used to hold and pour holy water during Hindu worship.
- Cultural Significance: Brass promotes purity, spiritual balance, and positive energy in Vedic tradition.
- Pack of one piece
- Material: Brass
- As it Appears
Material | Brass |
Color | Golden |
Height | 10.00 CM |
Diameter | 8.00 CM |
Size | 3.90 INCH |
Product Code | SNJ-429/68065 |
Country of Origin | India |
Packed by | IndianShelf, Greater Noida UP, India. |
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