Handcrafted Brown Finish Panchpatra Water Pot Made of Brass

This traditional brass Panchpatra holy water pot is a timeless ritual vessel commonly used in Hindu religious ceremonies. Crafted from solid brass, it features a simple yet elegant tapered design with subtle linear engravings near the rim and base. The wide opening and stable base offer practical functionality, making it ideal for holding Gangajal or other sacred substances during daily puja and temple rituals. Known as “Panchpatra,” this vessel is traditionally paired with a spoon (uddharani) and used to purify idols, sanctify offerings, or perform ritual cleansing. The use of brass in spiritual practices is deeply rooted in Indian culture, believed to attract positive vibrations and enhance the sanctity of religious spaces.

Key Features:

• Material: Made from high-quality, durable brass with a natural golden-brown patina.
• Classic Design: Features a slightly flared body with fine incised lines for a minimal yet refined look.
• Ritual Use: Essential in Hindu ceremonies for storing and dispensing holy water (Gangajal).
• Spiritual Significance: Brass is associated with purity, energy balance, and divine connection in Vedic tradition.

   

• Pack of one piece
• Material: Brass
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