Bring a sweet, symbolic ritual into your home with this Icchapurti Kachhua — a miniature wish-granting turtle crafted in a warm gold tone. Icchapurti literally means wish-granting; the turtle represents steady progress, protection and long life. The hinged shell opens to reveal a smooth enamel interior specifically designed for placing a tiny folded paper on which you write your heartfelt wish. Close it gently, keep the turtle beside your puja thali or near flowers (not on the altar itself if you prefer), and let this small ritual act serve as a daily reminder of your intention.

At 5.5 cm long and 3.5 cm wide, this kachhua is compact enough for travel puja kits, car shrines, or a devotional shelf. It’s a charming keepsake, a thoughtful housewarming gift, and a beautiful little object that blends meaning with design.

Product highlights

• Purposeful interior: enamel-lined chamber intended for a written wish — fold a small paper, place it inside, close the shell.
• Symbolism: Icchapurti = wish-granting; turtle symbolizes steady progress, protection and good fortune.
• Compact size: 5.5 cm (L) × 3.5 cm (W) — ideal for small altars and travel puja kits.
• Secure closure: Hinged shell with a snug fit to keep your wish safe.
• Decorative finish: Gold-tone metal body with textured detailing and glossy enamel interior.

How to use (ritual suggestion)

• Write a short wish or intention on a tiny piece of paper.
• Fold it carefully and place it inside the enamel chamber.
• Close the shell and place the Icchapurti Kachhua beside flowers or near your altar (on the shelf beside the puja thali).
• Light a diya, offer a short prayer, and revisit the wish with devotion over time.

Details & care

• Dimensions: 5.5 cm × 3.5 cm (length × width).
• Material: Gold-tone metal alloy body with enamel-lined interior.
• Care: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid soaking, perfumes, or abrasive cleaners to preserve the enamel and finish.
• Safety: Keep away from moisture and direct flame.

Perfect for

• Those who practise small daily rituals or intention-setting.
• Housewarming, festival gifting (Diwali/Navratri), or as a symbolic keepsake.
• Travel puja kits, car shrines, bedside altars, or devotional displays.