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- Can I use this kalash for daily temple rituals?
Yes, this sacred vessel is designed for daily pooja, rituals, and holding holy water or auspicious items during prayer.
Price range: S$62.90 through S$65.00
The Pure Brass Pooja Kalash, also known as Lota, Lotta or Chembu, is a beautifully crafted brass vessel designed for Hindu pooja rituals, festive ceremonies and home temple arrangements. Made from pure brass, this decorative kalash features a warm golden finish, a rounded body and a gracefully flared rim. Intricate embossed deity figures and ornamental detailing give the vessel an elegant appearance while reflecting the rich artistry of Indian craftsmanship.
Available in two distinctive designs, Ashtalakshmi and Dasavatharam, each variation carries its own religious significance.
The Ashtalakshmi Brass Kalash features embossed representations of the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi, associated with prosperity, knowledge, courage, abundance and overall well-being. It is particularly suitable for Lakshmi Pooja, Varalakshmi Vratham and other auspicious occasions dedicated to the goddess.
The Dasavatharam Brass Kalash showcases the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu, representing the preservation of dharma and the restoration of cosmic balance. Its detailed deity motifs make it a meaningful choice for Vishnu Pooja, religious ceremonies and devotional gifting.
This versatile brass pooja vessel can be used to hold sacred water during rituals or arranged with mango leaves and a coconut for ceremonial purposes. It is suitable for daily prayers, weddings, housewarming ceremonies, festive celebrations and special pooja arrangements.
Beyond its ritual significance, the brass lota also makes a thoughtful gift for loved ones who appreciate Indian cultural craftsmanship and meaningful religious artefacts. Its polished finish and decorative embossed patterns complement home mandirs, prayer rooms and festive displays.
Brass naturally develops a patina over time. To maintain its appearance, clean the vessel gently with a soft cloth and use a suitable brass cleaning product when required. Avoid harsh scrubbers that may damage the embossed detailing, and dry thoroughly after washing.
Yes, this sacred vessel is designed for daily pooja, rituals, and holding holy water or auspicious items during prayer.
Wipe it with a soft cloth after use and clean it periodically with traditional brass cleaner to keep the golden shine intact. Read to know more about how to clean brass items?
Yes, the wide flared rim provides a stable support for placing a coconut and fresh mango leaves during traditional ceremonies.
No, the package includes the single brass vessel only; water, mango leaves, and coconut must be arranged separately.
The exterior features detailed embossed and engraved motifs with relief figures created through traditional metalcraft techniques.
Disclaimer:
Metal products may have slight variations in colour, finish, detailing, measurements, and minor surface or handling marks/fine scratches. These can naturally occur during manufacturing, polishing, packing, or transportation and are not considered defects. Actual colours may also vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Returns or replacements will not be accepted for these natural variations or minor surface marks.