Silver Puja Collections

This form of Goddess Lakshmi is the bestower and protector of wealth, prosperity, grace, abundance and royalty. Gaja-Lakshmi is depicted as a beautiful goddess flanked by two elephants bathing her as she sits on a lotus four-armed, and holding two lotuses, the other two arms being in abhaya and varada mudra.These elephants represent two of the eight elephants who are believed to hold up the sky from the eight corners of the cosmos. They are called 'dig-gajas' and are usually one male and another female. This heavy Gajalakshmi statue in brass is a sign of prosperity and royal grandeur.

Design: Made in pure sterling silver.
Dimension: 1.25 inches (H) x 3 Inches (W) approx
Weight: 97 gms

The traditional Mata ka Chatar is made in pure silver. The Mata ka Chatar is hung above Deity idols and images or is kept on Puja altars and wealth boxes as it is believed that it multiples wealth and prosperity.

Make: made in pure silver.
Dimensions: 13 inches (H) x 5 Inches (W)
Weight: 101 gms

A number of deities are depicted with Chhattra/Chatar, The Chhatra is cordoned amongst the symbols that approach universality within the numerous octavalent suites or sets of Ashtamangala.
The traditional Mata ka Chatar is made in pure silver. The Mata ka Chatar is hung above Deity idols and images or is kept on Puja altars and wealth boxes as it is believed that it multiples wealth and prosperity.

Make: made in pure silver.

A number of deities are depicted with Chhattra/Chatar, The Chhatra is cordoned amongst the symbols that approach universality within the numerous octavalent suites or sets of Ashtamangala.
The traditional Mata ka Chatar is made in pure silver. The Mata ka Chatar is hung above Deity idols and images or is kept on Puja altars and wealth boxes as it is believed that it multiples wealth and prosperity.

Make: Pure Silver.
Dimensions: 5.25 inches (H) x 2 Inches (W)
Weight: 22 gms

The traditional Mata ka Chatar is made in pure silver. The Mata ka Chatar is hung above Deity idols and images or is kept on Puja altars and wealth boxes as it is believed that it multiples wealth and prosperity.

Make: Pure Silver.
Dimensions: 6.75 inches (H) x 3.75 Inches (W)
Weight: 80 gms

Garba is worship during the festival Navratri, “Navratri” or “Navaratri”, is a synchrony of two words – “nava” (meaning nine) and “ratri” (meaning night). Clubbed together, it translates to nine nights. The festival of Navratri, which spreads over 9 nights and 10 days, is one of the most revered festivals in Hinduism and celebrated during the autumn season. It lays importance on the worship of Goddess Durga or Shakti, which represents the energy of the universe, in her nine different forms.

Make: made in pure silver.
Dimension: 3.5 inches (H) x 3 Inches (W)
Weight: 155 gms

Garba is worship during the festival Navratri, “Navratri” or “Navaratri”, is a synchrony of two words – “nava” (meaning nine) and “ratri” (meaning night). Clubbed together, it translates to nine nights. The festival of Navratri, which spreads over 9 nights and 10 days, is one of the most revered festivals in Hinduism and celebrated during the autumn season. It lays importance on the worship of Goddess Durga or Shakti, which represents the energy of the universe, in her nine different forms.

Make: made in pure silver.
Dimension: 3 inches (H) x 3.5 Inches (W)
Weight: 200 gms

Garba is worship during the festival Navratri, “Navratri” or “Navaratri”, is a synchrony of two words – “nava” (meaning nine) and “ratri” (meaning night). Clubbed together, it translates to nine nights. The festival of Navratri, which spreads over 9 nights and 10 days, is one of the most revered festivals in Hinduism and celebrated during the autumn season. It lays importance on the worship of Goddess Durga or Shakti, which represents the energy of the universe, in her nine different forms.

Make: made in pure silver.
Dimension: 3.5 inches (H) x 4 Inches (W)
Weight: 260 gms

Dibbi (container) in silver design for keeping Haldi and Kumkum. Dibbi (container) is a significant part of all religious festivals and celebrations for keeping prasadam. It would be a befitting addition to your pooja room. This piece also makes a great gift for auspicious occasions.

Design: Made of pure sterling silver.
Dimensions of Containers: 2.5 inches (H) x 4 Inches (W)
Weight: 78 gms

The coconut represents the Hindu trinity of Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the protector) and Mahesh (the destroyer). Hence, the significance. Devotees pay tribute to the three Gods by treating the coconut as an object of worship. Thus, they seek the blessings of the trinity.

In all Indian rituals, coconut is kept in temple or puja room to bring growth and wealth. This is a perfect replacement of fresh coconut, according to Vedas.

Make: made in pure silver and attach to chain
Size: 11 inches (length)
No of coconut: 21 nos