Bowl And Lid No.0/ 3″/ Nanda Deepam/ Nandha Vilakku/ Brass Lamp/ Pooja Diya
Highlights:
Nanda Deepam
A Nanda Deepam is a small cup-shaped brass lamp with a central wick holder
The lid (cover) protects the flame from wind and helps it burn longer
Often called Akhand Deepam, meaning “continuous flame”
Designed to prevent oil spillage and keep flame stable
Symbolizes eternal divine light, purity, and devotion
The lid makes it ideal for long-duration lighting, even in slightly windy conditions
Usage
- Daily Pooja: Light with oil or ghee during morning & evening prayers
- Akhand Deepam: Keep lamp burning continuously (especially during vratham, Navratri)
- Festivals: Widely used in Diwali, Karthigai Deepam
- Meditation: Creates calm, steady spiritual atmosphere
- Temple / Home altar: Placed near deity as sacred light
₹280 ₹340
18% Off
Featured
Brass Bowl/ 3.5 ” Dia/ Sesha Cup Medium/ Prasadam Bowl/ Brass Kinnam/ Pooja Bowl
Highlights:
Brass Bowl – Timeless Elegance for Everyday Use
Add a touch of traditional charm to your home with this beautifully crafted Brass Bowl, designed for both decorative and functional use. Made from premium-quality brass, this elegant bowl showcases fine craftsmanship and a smooth polished finish that enhances any space. Ideal for pooja rituals, serving dry items, or as a decorative accent, it combines durability with classic style, making it a versatile addition to your home decor collection.
₹185 ₹240
23% Off
Brass Bowl/ 4.5″ Dia/ Sesha Cup Big/ Prasadam Bowl/ Brass Kinnam/ Pooja Bowl
Highlights:
Brass Bowl – Timeless Elegance for Everyday Use
Add a touch of traditional charm to your home with this beautifully crafted Brass Bowl, designed for both decorative and functional use. Made from premium-quality brass, this elegant bowl showcases fine craftsmanship and a smooth polished finish that enhances any space. Ideal for pooja rituals, serving dry items, or as a decorative accent, it combines durability with classic style, making it a versatile addition to your home decor collection.
₹290 ₹350
17% Off
Brass Perumal Lakshmi Bowl/ 4″/ Balaji Laxmi Cup/ Brass Bowl/ Pooja Bowl
Highlights:
Perumal Lakshmi Design Brass Bowl
The Perumal Lakshmi Design Brass Bowl is a beautifully handcrafted traditional bowl featuring the divine motifs of Lord Perumal and Goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing protection, prosperity, abundance, and divine blessings. Expertly crafted from brass with intricate detailing and a polished traditional finish, this elegant bowl reflects timeless craftsmanship and spiritual significance.
Perfect for pooja rituals, offering flowers, kumkum, turmeric, prasadam, or other sacred items, the Perumal Lakshmi Design Brass Bowl enhances the beauty of your pooja setup while adding a touch of traditional elegance to your home or temple.
₹1,055 ₹1,300
19% Off
Flower Bowl/ 11″/ Decorative Cup/ Brass Pooja Bowl/ Pooja Decor
Highlights:
Flower Bowl
The Flower Bowl is a beautifully designed decorative and ritual vessel used for holding fresh flowers during pooja ceremonies and festive occasions. It symbolizes purity, devotion, and offering of love to the divine. Flowers placed in the bowl are believed to attract positive energy, enhance spiritual ambiance, and create a peaceful atmosphere. It is commonly used in homes and temples as both a functional and aesthetic spiritual decor item.
₹1,850 ₹2,315
20% Off
Flower Bowl/ 4.5″/ Decorative Cup/ Brass Pooja Bowl/ Pooja Decor
Highlights:
Flower Bowl
The Flower Bowl is a beautifully designed decorative and ritual vessel used for holding fresh flowers during pooja ceremonies and festive occasions. It symbolizes purity, devotion, and offering of love to the divine. Flowers placed in the bowl are believed to attract positive energy, enhance spiritual ambiance, and create a peaceful atmosphere. It is commonly used in homes and temples as both a functional and aesthetic spiritual decor item.
₹455 ₹570
20% Off
Flower Bowl/ 4″/ Decorative Cup/ Brass Pooja Bowl/ Pooja Decor
Highlights:
Flower Bowl
The Flower Bowl is a beautifully designed decorative and ritual vessel used for holding fresh flowers during pooja ceremonies and festive occasions. It symbolizes purity, devotion, and offering of love to the divine. Flowers placed in the bowl are believed to attract positive energy, enhance spiritual ambiance, and create a peaceful atmosphere. It is commonly used in homes and temples as both a functional and aesthetic spiritual decor item.
₹395 ₹495
20% Off
Flower Bowl/ 6.5″/ Decorative Cup/ Brass Pooja Bowl/ Pooja Decor
Highlights:
Flower Bowl
The Flower Bowl is a beautifully designed decorative and ritual vessel used for holding fresh flowers during pooja ceremonies and festive occasions. It symbolizes purity, devotion, and offering of love to the divine. Flowers placed in the bowl are believed to attract positive energy, enhance spiritual ambiance, and create a peaceful atmosphere. It is commonly used in homes and temples as both a functional and aesthetic spiritual decor item.
₹610 ₹765
20% Off
Flower Bowl/ 8″/ Decorative Cup/ Brass Pooja Bowl/ Pooja Decor
Highlights:
Flower Bowl
The Flower Bowl is a beautifully designed decorative and ritual vessel used for holding fresh flowers during pooja ceremonies and festive occasions. It symbolizes purity, devotion, and offering of love to the divine. Flowers placed in the bowl are believed to attract positive energy, enhance spiritual ambiance, and create a peaceful atmosphere. It is commonly used in homes and temples as both a functional and aesthetic spiritual decor item.
₹830 ₹1,040
20% Off
Flower Bowl/ 9″/ Decorative Cup/ Brass Pooja Bowl/ Pooja Decor
Highlights:
Flower Bowl
The Flower Bowl is a beautifully designed decorative and ritual vessel used for holding fresh flowers during pooja ceremonies and festive occasions. It symbolizes purity, devotion, and offering of love to the divine. Flowers placed in the bowl are believed to attract positive energy, enhance spiritual ambiance, and create a peaceful atmosphere. It is commonly used in homes and temples as both a functional and aesthetic spiritual decor item.
₹1,070 ₹1,340
20% Off
Heavy Urli/ 2.5″/ Decorative Flower Pot/ Uruli/ Brass Bowl/ Home Decor
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
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Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
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Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
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Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
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Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
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Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹1,260 ₹1,580
20% Off
Heavy Urli/ 2.7″/ Brass Flower Pot/ Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
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Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
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-
Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
-
Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
-
Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
-
Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹2,660 ₹3,180
16% Off
Heavy Urli/ 2.7″/ Decorative Flower Pot/ Uruli/ Brass Bowl/ Home Decor
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
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Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
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-
Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
-
Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
-
Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
-
Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹2,220 ₹2,680
17% Off
Heavy Urli/ 2″/ Decorative Flower Pot/ Uruli / Brass Bowl/ Home Decor
Highlights:
A Prasadha Urli is a traditional South Indian shallow, round vessel (or bowl) used specifically for holding and distributing prasadam (consecrated food offered to deities) to devotees.
Description
- Function: The primary purpose is religious and cultural. After food (Naivedya) has been offered to a deity during a puja or temple ritual, it is considered blessed (prasadam). This sacred food is transferred to the urli and shared among worshippers as a divine gift.
- Material: These vessels are traditionally crafted from sacred metals like brass, bronze, or copper, which are considered pure and durable for religious accessories.
- Shape and Size: It has a wide, shallow, and circular basin-like shape. The size varies from small, home-altar versions to very large ones used for major festivals and ceremonies, depending on the quantity of food to be served.
- Significance: The use of the vessel symbolizes receiving blessings and grace from the divine. Consuming food from it is considered a sacred act that brings spiritual nourishment and good fortune.
Modern Use
While its primary role remains in religious contexts, the urli’s elegant design has led to widespread use as a decorative item in modern homes and hotels. It is often filled with water and adorned with floating flowers, petals, or candles to create a serene and welcoming ambiance, especially at the entrance or as a centerpiece during festivals like Diwali.
₹950 ₹1,350
30% Off
Heavy Urli/ 3.8″/ Decorative Flower Pot/ Uruli/ Brass Bowl/ Home Decor
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
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-
Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
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-
Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
-
Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
-
Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
-
Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹4,610 ₹5,740
20% Off
Heavy Urli/ 4″/ Decorative Flower Pot/ Uruli/ Brass Bowl/ Home Decor
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
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-
Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
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-
Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
-
Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
-
Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
-
Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹6,960 ₹7,980
13% Off
Kabalam/ 3.5″/ Vibuthi Bowl/ Vibhuti Cup/ Thiruneeru Cup/ Brass Bowl
Highlights:
Kabalam
The Kabalam is a traditional vessel used in South Indian rituals and temple practices, often associated with offerings, prasad distribution, or sacred liquid use during pooja ceremonies. It symbolizes purity, devotion, and the respectful sharing of divine blessings. Crafted in traditional styles, the Kabalam reflects cultural heritage and is an essential part of ceremonial worship, representing humility and spiritual connection during rituals.
₹1,320 ₹1,520
13% Off
Kerala Urli No.4/ 2″/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
A Prasadha Urli is a traditional South Indian shallow, round vessel (or bowl) used specifically for holding and distributing prasadam (consecrated food offered to deities) to devotees.
Description
- Function: The primary purpose is religious and cultural. After food (Naivedya) has been offered to a deity during a puja or temple ritual, it is considered blessed (prasadam). This sacred food is transferred to the urli and shared among worshippers as a divine gift.
- Material: These vessels are traditionally crafted from sacred metals like brass, bronze, or copper, which are considered pure and durable for religious accessories.
- Shape and Size: It has a wide, shallow, and circular basin-like shape. The size varies from small, home-altar versions to very large ones used for major festivals and ceremonies, depending on the quantity of food to be served.
- Significance: The use of the vessel symbolizes receiving blessings and grace from the divine. Consuming food from it is considered a sacred act that brings spiritual nourishment and good fortune.
Modern Use
While its primary role remains in religious contexts, the urli’s elegant design has led to widespread use as a decorative item in modern homes and hotels. It is often filled with water and adorned with floating flowers, petals, or candles to create a serene and welcoming ambiance, especially at the entrance or as a centerpiece during festivals like Diwali.
₹770 ₹930
17% Off
Kerala Urli/ 1.8″/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
A Prasadha Urli is a traditional South Indian shallow, round vessel (or bowl) used specifically for holding and distributing prasadam (consecrated food offered to deities) to devotees.
Description
- Function: The primary purpose is religious and cultural. After food (Naivedya) has been offered to a deity during a puja or temple ritual, it is considered blessed (prasadam). This sacred food is transferred to the urli and shared among worshippers as a divine gift.
- Material: These vessels are traditionally crafted from sacred metals like brass, bronze, or copper, which are considered pure and durable for religious accessories.
- Shape and Size: It has a wide, shallow, and circular basin-like shape. The size varies from small, home-altar versions to very large ones used for major festivals and ceremonies, depending on the quantity of food to be served.
- Significance: The use of the vessel symbolizes receiving blessings and grace from the divine. Consuming food from it is considered a sacred act that brings spiritual nourishment and good fortune.
Modern Use
While its primary role remains in religious contexts, the urli’s elegant design has led to widespread use as a decorative item in modern homes and hotels. It is often filled with water and adorned with floating flowers, petals, or candles to create a serene and welcoming ambiance, especially at the entrance or as a centerpiece during festivals like Diwali.
₹1,350 ₹1,590
15% Off
Kerala Urli/ 2.8″/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
-
-
Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
-
-
Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
-
Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
-
Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
-
Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹2,550 ₹3,650
30% Off
Kerala Urli/ 3.5″/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
-
-
Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
-
-
Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
-
Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
-
Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
-
Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹4,810 ₹5,650
15% Off
Kerala Urli/ 4″/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
An urli (or uruli) is a traditional, shallow, wide-mouthed Indian vessel, often made of brass, bronze, clay, or copper, originally used in South India for cooking large meals and preparing Ayurvedic medicines, but now popular as a decorative item for floating flowers and candles during festivals, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality.
Key characteristics & uses:
-
-
Shape:
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).
-
-
Materials:
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze; can also be iron or stone.
-
Traditional Use:
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.
-
Modern Decor:
Popularly used as a decorative centerpiece, filled with water, flowers (like marigolds, roses), and floating candles for a festive or serene look, especially at entrances or in living areas.
-
Cultural Significance:
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.
In essence, an urli has evolved from a utilitarian cooking pot to a cherished decorative piece, blending cultural tradition with aesthetic appeal in modern homes.
₹6,310 ₹7,630
17% Off
Leaf Bowl/ 1.5″/ Flower Stand/ Fruit Bowl/ Decorative Bowl/ Mukhawas Bowl
Highlights:
Brass Leaf Bowl
The Brass Leaf Bowl is an elegantly crafted decorative bowl shaped like a leaf, symbolizing growth, prosperity, and harmony with nature. Made from durable brass, it is ideal for holding flowers, kumkum, dry fruits, or sacred offerings during pooja. Its graceful design adds a traditional touch to any space while representing purity and abundance in both spiritual and home décor settings.
₹1,745 ₹2,180
20% Off
Padam Pyala No.2/ 2.8″/ Chandan Cup/ Brass Bowl/ Pooja Cup/ Small Bowl
Highlights:
Brass Chandan Cup
A Brass Chandan Cup is a traditional vessel crafted from brass, often associated with purity and heritage. Designed to hold sandalwood (chandan) paste or sacred liquids, it combines durability with cultural significance. Its natural metallic finish and spiritual value make it a perfect addition to pooja rituals, wellness practices, and elegant traditional settings.
Usage
- Pooja & Rituals: Used for offering water, milk, or panchamrit to deities
- Chandan Storage: Ideal for holding and mixing sandalwood paste for tilak
₹540 ₹650
17% Off
Padam Pyala No.6/ 2.5″/ Chandan Cup/ Brass Bowl/ Pooja Cup/ Small Bowl
Highlights:
Brass Chandan Cup
Enhance your pooja rituals with this traditional Brass Chandan Cup, specially designed for preparing and holding chandan (sandalwood paste). Simple yet elegant, this cup is an essential accessory for every spiritual setup.
Uses:
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- Preparing and holding sandalwood (chandan) paste for poojaApplying tilak during rituals and ceremonies
- Essential for festivals like Diwali, Navratri, and special poojas
- Suitable for home temples and spiritual gatherings
- Can also be used to store small quantities of kumkum or turmeric
₹540 ₹650
17% Off
Toy Urli No.1/ 2.5″ Dia/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
A Prasadha Urli is a traditional South Indian shallow, round vessel (or bowl) used specifically for holding and distributing prasadam (consecrated food offered to deities) to devotees.
Description
- Function: The primary purpose is religious and cultural. After food (Naivedya) has been offered to a deity during a puja or temple ritual, it is considered blessed (prasadam). This sacred food is transferred to the urli and shared among worshippers as a divine gift.
- Material: These vessels are traditionally crafted from sacred metals like brass, bronze, or copper, which are considered pure and durable for religious accessories.
- Shape and Size: It has a wide, shallow, and circular basin-like shape. The size varies from small, home-altar versions to very large ones used for major festivals and ceremonies, depending on the quantity of food to be served.
- Significance: The use of the vessel symbolizes receiving blessings and grace from the divine. Consuming food from it is considered a sacred act that brings spiritual nourishment and good fortune.
Modern Use
While its primary role remains in religious contexts, the urli’s elegant design has led to widespread use as a decorative item in modern homes and hotels. It is often filled with water and adorned with floating flowers, petals, or candles to create a serene and welcoming ambiance, especially at the entrance or as a centerpiece during festivals like Diwali.
₹225 ₹355
37% Off
Toy Urli No.2/ 2.5″ Dia/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
A Prasadha Urli is a traditional South Indian shallow, round vessel (or bowl) used specifically for holding and distributing prasadam (consecrated food offered to deities) to devotees.
Description
- Function: The primary purpose is religious and cultural. After food (Naivedya) has been offered to a deity during a puja or temple ritual, it is considered blessed (prasadam). This sacred food is transferred to the urli and shared among worshippers as a divine gift.
- Material: These vessels are traditionally crafted from sacred metals like brass, bronze, or copper, which are considered pure and durable for religious accessories.
- Shape and Size: It has a wide, shallow, and circular basin-like shape. The size varies from small, home-altar versions to very large ones used for major festivals and ceremonies, depending on the quantity of food to be served.
- Significance: The use of the vessel symbolizes receiving blessings and grace from the divine. Consuming food from it is considered a sacred act that brings spiritual nourishment and good fortune.
Modern Use
While its primary role remains in religious contexts, the urli’s elegant design has led to widespread use as a decorative item in modern homes and hotels. It is often filled with water and adorned with floating flowers, petals, or candles to create a serene and welcoming ambiance, especially at the entrance or as a centerpiece during festivals like Diwali.
₹335 ₹450
26% Off
Toy Urli No.3/ 3″ Dia/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
A Prasadha Urli is a traditional South Indian shallow, round vessel (or bowl) used specifically for holding and distributing prasadam (consecrated food offered to deities) to devotees.
Description
- Function: The primary purpose is religious and cultural. After food (Naivedya) has been offered to a deity during a puja or temple ritual, it is considered blessed (prasadam). This sacred food is transferred to the urli and shared among worshippers as a divine gift.
- Material: These vessels are traditionally crafted from sacred metals like brass, bronze, or copper, which are considered pure and durable for religious accessories.
- Shape and Size: It has a wide, shallow, and circular basin-like shape. The size varies from small, home-altar versions to very large ones used for major festivals and ceremonies, depending on the quantity of food to be served.
- Significance: The use of the vessel symbolizes receiving blessings and grace from the divine. Consuming food from it is considered a sacred act that brings spiritual nourishment and good fortune.
Modern Use
While its primary role remains in religious contexts, the urli’s elegant design has led to widespread use as a decorative item in modern homes and hotels. It is often filled with water and adorned with floating flowers, petals, or candles to create a serene and welcoming ambiance, especially at the entrance or as a centerpiece during festivals like Diwali.
₹480 ₹580
17% Off
Toy Urli No.4/ 3.5″ Dia/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
Highlights:
A Prasadha Urli is a traditional South Indian shallow, round vessel (or bowl) used specifically for holding and distributing prasadam (consecrated food offered to deities) to devotees.
Description
- Function: The primary purpose is religious and cultural. After food (Naivedya) has been offered to a deity during a puja or temple ritual, it is considered blessed (prasadam). This sacred food is transferred to the urli and shared among worshippers as a divine gift.
- Material: These vessels are traditionally crafted from sacred metals like brass, bronze, or copper, which are considered pure and durable for religious accessories.
- Shape and Size: It has a wide, shallow, and circular basin-like shape. The size varies from small, home-altar versions to very large ones used for major festivals and ceremonies, depending on the quantity of food to be served.
- Significance: The use of the vessel symbolizes receiving blessings and grace from the divine. Consuming food from it is considered a sacred act that brings spiritual nourishment and good fortune.
Modern Use
While its primary role remains in religious contexts, the urli’s elegant design has led to widespread use as a decorative item in modern homes and hotels. It is often filled with water and adorned with floating flowers, petals, or candles to create a serene and welcoming ambiance, especially at the entrance or as a centerpiece during festivals like Diwali.
₹560 ₹660
15% Off
Prasadha Urli 1
Highlights:
Prasadha Urli – Traditional Vessel for Sacred Offerings
Enhance your pooja rituals with this beautifully crafted Prasadha Urli, a traditional vessel used for presenting prasadam, flowers, turmeric, kumkum, or holy water with reverence. Its classic design reflects spiritual heritage while adding elegance to your home temple or sacred space.
Designed with fine craftsmanship and a graceful finish, the Prasadha Urli is perfect for daily worship, festive celebrations, temple rituals, and devotional decor. Its timeless appeal makes it both a functional pooja accessory and a meaningful gift for loved ones.
₹510 ₹680
25% Off
Prasadha Urli 2
Highlights:
Prasadha Urli – Traditional Vessel for Sacred Offerings
Enhance your pooja rituals with this beautifully crafted Prasadha Urli, a traditional vessel used for presenting prasadam, flowers, turmeric, kumkum, or holy water with reverence. Its classic design reflects spiritual heritage while adding elegance to your home temple or sacred space.
Designed with fine craftsmanship and a graceful finish, the Prasadha Urli is perfect for daily worship, festive celebrations, temple rituals, and devotional decor. Its timeless appeal makes it both a functional pooja accessory and a meaningful gift for loved ones.
₹675 ₹890
24% Off
Out Of Stock
Kinnam Heavy
Highlights:
Prasadha Kinnam – Traditional Bowl for Sacred Offerings
Present your offerings with devotion using this beautifully crafted Prasadha Kinnam, a traditional bowl designed for serving prasadam, kumkum, turmeric, flowers, or holy water during pooja rituals. Its elegant design reflects timeless tradition while adding a sacred touch to your home temple.
Made with fine craftsmanship, the Prasadha Kinnam is ideal for daily worship, festive ceremonies, and spiritual occasions. Its compact yet graceful form makes it both practical and decorative, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of your pooja space.
₹460 ₹610
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Prasadha Kinnam M
Highlights:
Prasadha Kinnam – Traditional Bowl for Sacred Offerings
Present your offerings with devotion using this beautifully crafted Prasadha Kinnam, a traditional bowl designed for serving prasadam, kumkum, turmeric, flowers, or holy water during pooja rituals. Its elegant design reflects timeless tradition while adding a sacred touch to your home temple.
Made with fine craftsmanship, the Prasadha Kinnam is ideal for daily worship, festive ceremonies, and spiritual occasions. Its compact yet graceful form makes it both practical and decorative, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of your pooja space.
₹440 ₹590
25% Off
Out Of Stock
Prasadha Kinnam S
Highlights:
Prasadha Kinnam – Traditional Bowl for Sacred Offerings
Present your offerings with devotion using this beautifully crafted Prasadha Kinnam, a traditional bowl designed for serving prasadam, kumkum, turmeric, flowers, or holy water during pooja rituals. Its elegant design reflects timeless tradition while adding a sacred touch to your home temple.
Made with fine craftsmanship, the Prasadha Kinnam is ideal for daily worship, festive ceremonies, and spiritual occasions. Its compact yet graceful form makes it both practical and decorative, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of your pooja space.
₹510 ₹680
25% Off
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