Small Bell Urli – Elegant Traditional Decor
Bell Urli Small/ 7″/ Decorative Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor
₹4,235 ₹5,200
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- 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 vibration.
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 7 × 7 in |
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Shape:ÂA wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).Â
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Materials:ÂTraditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze;Â can also be iron or stone.Â
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Traditional Use:ÂCooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.Â
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Modern Decor:ÂPopularly 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.Â
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Cultural Significance:ÂRepresents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.Â
Decorative Urli with Diya 02/ 4.5″/ Brass Flower Pot/ Uruli/ Home Decor
- 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.Â
- 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.
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Kerala Urli/ 4″/ Flower Pot/ Brass Uruli/ Home Decor/ Decorative Bowl
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.Â
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Shape:Â
A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).Â
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Materials:Â
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze;Â can also be iron or stone.Â
-
Traditional Use:Â
Cooking dishes like payasam, making herbal remedies in Ayurveda, and as large cookware for feasts.Â
-
Modern Decor:Â
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.Â
-
Cultural Significance:Â
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.Â
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- 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.Â
- 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.Â
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A wide, round, shallow bowl, derived from the Tamil word urulai (round bowl).Â
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Materials:Â
Traditionally clay, copper, brass, or bronze;Â can also be iron or stone.Â
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Traditional Use:Â
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Modern Decor:Â
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.Â
-
Cultural Significance:Â
Represents hospitality, prosperity, and good health, often used in Vastu Shastra to attract positive energy and balance.Â
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- Purpose: To create a serene, welcoming ambiance, often placed at entrances or living areas.
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- 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.Â
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