Copper Kalash

Material: Made from pure copper , symbolizing purity and divine energy.
Design: Round-bottomed with a narrow neck and often adorned with mango leaves and a coconut on top.
Dimensions: 5 cm ( Height )
Usage: Used in Hindu rituals , Pujas , and festivals to represent prosperity and abundance .
Function: Typically filled with water , rice , or fruits for blessings and purification .
Symbolism: Represents fertility , spiritual energy , and divine presence .
Maintenance: Requires regular cleaning to maintain its shine and prevent tarnishing.

A Copper Kalash is a sacred, traditional vessel used in Hindu rituals, particularly for worship and offerings. It is often considered a symbol of abundance, purity, and divine presence.

Made from pure copper, which is known for its durability and spiritual significance.
Copper is considered pure Energy in Hinduism, believed to have healing properties and is often used in religious ceremonies for its ability to conduct energy.

Religious Use: The Kalash is commonly used during Pujas, yajnas, and festivals such as Navaratri, Diwali, and Ganga Aarti.
Symbol of Abundance: Represents fertility, prosperity, and the presence of divine energy. It is often filled with water, coins, rice, or fruits during rituals.
Holy Water: The water in the Kalash is considered sacred and is used for purification during rituals. It is believed to contain the blessings of the gods.

The Copper Kalash is believed to bring peace, prosperity, and spiritual energy into the home or temple.
It is said to purify the space and act as a vessel for divine blessings during religious ceremonies.