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Ganesh Urli/ 2.5″/ Brass Vinayagar Uruli/ Ganpati Flower Pot/ Decorative Urli

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An Urli is a traditional Indian round bowl, often brass or iron, used decoratively and spiritually, filled with water, floating flowers (like marigolds, lotuses), and candles for auspicious vibes, especially in entrances or pooja rooms, symbolizing wealth and positive energy, while Gods Urli specifically refers to decorative urlis featuring deities like Ganesha or motifs (elephants, peacocks) for enhanced spiritual significance, serving as festive centerpieces or sacred accents in homes and temples. 
Decorative Urli (General)
  • Description: A shallow, round vessel, traditionally iron, clay, bronze, or brass, used for home décor.
  • Purpose: To create a serene, welcoming ambiance, often placed at entrances or living areas.
  • Decoration: Filled with water, floating flower petals (marigolds, lotuses), and candles or diyas for festive and calming effects.
  • Significance: Represents purity, prosperity, and good energy, bringing positive Vastu vibrations. 
Gods Urli (Spiritual/Themed)
  • Description: Urlis with carved figures or motifs of deities (Ganesha, Lakshmi), sacred symbols (Swastik, Charan), or animals (elephants, peacocks).
  • Purpose: To elevate the spiritual feel of pooja rooms or sacred spaces, acting as devotional centerpieces.
  • Decoration: Same as decorative urlis (water, flowers, lights) but with added divine imagery, often used for Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi, or daily worship.
  • Significance: Connects home décor to specific deities, enhancing the sanctity and auspiciousness of the space, bringing blessings. 
In essence, a decorative urli focuses on general aesthetics, while a “Gods Urli” integrates specific religious symbolism for deeper spiritual meaning and festive celebration. 
5,150 14% Off

Ganesha Rat/ 3 X 2.5″/ Brass Idol/ Ganpati Rat/ Mooshak Rat/ Home Decor

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RAT

  • The most notable association is with the revered goddess Karni Mata, who is believed to have been reincarnated as a rat, and her descendants are venerated as holy.
  • The Deshnok Karni Mata Temple is famous for housing thousands of these revered rats. While some might see them as vermin, in this context, they are considered sacred and even good luck. 
  • In the Chinese culture, the Rat represents wisdom, wealth and prosperity.
  • It is said to be the first animal that arrived when the Jade Emperor called the animals to appoint the zodiac signs, so the Rat starts the 12-year cycle.
1,400 13% Off
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mooshikan mouse idol

Mooshikan Mouse/ 2.5″/ Brass Ganesha Rat/ Mooshak Rat/ Pillayar Rat/ Ganpati Rat

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Mooshikan Mouse
The Mooshikan Mouse represents the sacred vehicle of Lord Vinayagar (Ganesha), symbolizing humility, intelligence, and the ability to overcome desires. In spiritual tradition, Mooshikan signifies control over the restless mind and faithful service to the divine. Keeping this sacred form in pooja spaces is believed to attract wisdom, remove obstacles, and strengthen devotion while adding a meaningful traditional touch to worship.
690 22% Off
mooshikan mouse idol

Mooshikan Mouse/ 3″/ Brass Ganesha Rat/ Mooshak Rat/ Pillayar Rat/ Ganpati Rat

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Ganesha, the son of Lord Shiva and Devi Parvati is popularly worshipped under different names like Sumukha, Ekadanta, Kapila, Gajakarna, Lambodara, Vikath, Vidhananashaka, Vinayaka, Dhumraketu, Ganadhayaksha, Bhalchandra and Gajanana.

The large elephant head of Lord Ganesha symbolizes wisdom, understanding, and a discriminating intellect that one must possess to attain perfection in life.

mooshak (mouse) also symbolizes uncontrolled desires and ego that can nibble all that is good and noble in a person.

690 20% Off
rat lamp

Rat Lamp/ 3″/ Rat Diya/ Lamp Rat Deepam/ Mooshak Diya/ Brass Mouse Vilakku/ Home Decor

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It is believed that the presence of the lamp brings prosperity, happiness, and blessings to the household. The Vilakku Deepam also plays a significant role in religious ceremonies and festivals. It is lit during pujas (prayer rituals) and aartis (devotional songs) to invoke the blessings of the deities.

2,320 16% Off
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