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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