Copper Kalash for Pooja – 470ml Traditional Lota, Small
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Copper Kalash for Pooja
Bring home divine energy with this traditional Copper Kalash, crafted from pure copper for spiritual and religious rituals. Symbolizing prosperity, purity, and positivity, this kalash is perfect for daily puja, temple rituals, festive occasions, and auspicious ceremonies like weddings and housewarmings. Its lightweight yet durable design makes it easy to use while adding a traditional charm to your pooja space.
This Copper Kalash for pooja can be filled with water, grains, or adorned with coconut and mango leaves as per Hindu rituals. The natural copper shine enhances its beauty, making it a timeless addition to your home temple and also an ideal gifting option.
Benefits of Copper Kalash:
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Designer Kalash: Made from pure copper with a smooth finish and classic shape.
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Pooja Use: Suitable for kalash pooja, festive rituals, daily worship, and temple offerings.
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Durable & Lightweight: Easy to clean, long-lasting, and convenient to handle.
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Symbolic Significance: Represents abundance, good fortune, and divine blessings.
Product Details:
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Product Size (Capacity & Weight): 470 ml | 73 grams
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Product Material: Pure Copper
Copper Kalash for Ghatasthapana, Ganesh Puja and Daily Worship
Compact and easy to place in a home mandir, this 470ml copper kalash is suited to devotees looking for a smaller puja kalash or copper lota. It is commonly chosen for Navratri Ghatasthapana, Ganesh Chaturthi sthapana, Lakshmi Puja, housewarming ceremonies and regular abhishek or water offerings.
Where this small copper kalash is commonly used
- Navratri: Kalash Sthapana on the first day, according to household tradition.
- Ganesh Chaturthi: beside the Ganpati chowki during sthapana and daily aarti.
- Diwali and Friday Lakshmi Puja: for water, Gangajal or the festive altar.
- Daily mandir use: as a compact copper vessel for puja and abhishek.
Festival methods differ across regions and families; use the kalash in the manner followed in your tradition.
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