Silver Puja Collections

Shivling worship Puja Set in pure silver yoni base, snake, kalash with tripod stand.

The Shivling rests on the yoni and has snake hood on its top. The yoni base has intrinsic design and fine finish. Worshipping a lingam gets the benefits that can be obtained by worshipping a crore of other lingas. The lingam is considered to be the “form of the formless”. These Banlingas are considered to be “alive” even without Pranapratishta (process of installation). Possessing this Shivalingam is considered highly auspicious and is believed to bring peace, progeny, luck, wealth, fame and prosperity. lingam is mentioned in the Shiva Purana. It is said that Lord Shiva blesses the place where lingam is kept and worshipped.

Dimensions:
Lingam: 1 inch (H) approx
Yonibase: 2.25 inches (L) x 1.5 inches (W) x 1 inch (H) approx
Snake: 0.75 inch (W) x 2 inches (H) approx
Abhishek Pot: 1.25 inches (W) x 1.75 inches (H) approx
Tripot Pot Stand: 2 inches (W) x 3.75 inches (H) approx
Total Height of set: 5 inches x 2.25 inches (W) approx
Total Weight of set: 80 grams approx

Shirdi Sai Baba an Indian spiritual master who was regarded by his devotees as a saint, fakir, and satguru, according to their individual proclivities and beliefs. He was revered by both his Hindu and Muslim devotees, and during, as well as after, his life it remained uncertain if he was a Hindu or a Muslim.

The anciept scriptures of India have always stressed that lord Rama descends in his various incarnations in order to attract devotees and annihilate the evil minded.

Make: Made in pure silver.
Silver is a sattvic metal. Silver has the ability to imbibe the Raja-predominant waves of desire.It imbibes 35% of divine consciousness.It is believed that silver stimulates energy flow to itself.

Dimensions of Kada: 0.3 inch (W) x 7.25 inches (diameter) (0.7 x 18.5 cm) approx
Weight of silver: 27 gms

Siva’s trishul or trident (the three pointed javelin like weapon) represents the three gunas - Sattwa, Rajas and Tamas. The Trishul is the emblem of sovereignity. Lord Siva wields the world through these three gunas, which is the composition of Maya-Shakti or mind and matter. In other words, if one were able to analyse the composition of Maya-Shakti, it will be found to be made of the combination of the three Gunas (Sattwa-Rajas-Tamas).

Design: Made in silver.
Dimensions: 7.25 inches (H) x 1.5 inch (W)
Weight: 25 gms.

Locket or Taweez means charm. They show their celestial properties when filled with mantras or materials obtained from puja rituals and ceremonies. They are tied on the arm or hanged round the neck. 

Dimensions of size 1 tabeez: 33 mm (L) x 31 mm (H) square
Dimensions of size 2 tabeez: 50 mm (L) x 21 mm (H)
Dimensions of size 3 tabeez: 46 mm (L) x 17 mm (H)
Dimensions of size 4 tabeez: 30 mm (L) x 14 mm (H)
Dimensions of size 5 tabeez: 20 mm (L) x 10 mm (H)

Total weight of set: 30 gms approx

It is said that worshipping the tree with flowers, fruits, etc. assures the welfare of the family. It not only brings health benefits to the family but also brings prosperity and happiness in the house. A banana is very pious and symbolizes Lord Vishnu who is believed to be “the savior”.

Make: made in pure silver
Dimensions: 18 mm (H) x 30 mm (W)

Offering of a bilvapatra to the three eyed god Shiva, who holds a Trishula (weapon with three sharp edges) will wash away the sins committed in the past 3 lives. The three segments of Bel Patra represents the three Gunas - Tamas (representing the physical body), Rajas (representing emotions) and Satwik (representing the intellect).  If one uses these three i.e. physical, mental and intellectual in a balanced manner, the self or the soul attains liberation i.e.

Dimensions: 44 mm (H) x 38 mm (W)

Lord Ganesha is worshipped first on all auspicious occasions, whether it is a marriage or a religious function. Lord Ganesha is also invoked and worshipped before any festival, or a new project or venture that a Hindu undertakes. He is the remover of all vighna (obstacles) and is an extremely benevolent god, fulfilling the wishes of those whom pray to him sincerely. He is also the God of education, knowledge and wisdom, literature, and the fine arts.

The worshiper of lord ganesha is blessed with success in work business, good luck new opportunities in career, fulfillment of wishes desires and achievement of goals objectives.

It is an ideal choice for your puja altar or as an auspicious desktop item. You can also gift it on religious occasions.

Weight of silver: 50 grams
Diameter of coin: 50 mm

Auspicious Ganesh Lakshmi Saraswati coin made of pure silver. These carved coins have the image of Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi and Saraswati engraved on them. Coins are symbols of power and success and are believed to bring 'good luck'. They are finest Diwali gift as well. Silver coins are elegant and are considered to be very sacred during festivals. During puja Aarti these coins are kept in the plate as auspicious symbols. After the completion of puja, they are kept in money safe or lockers or puja altar. It is a sign of attracting wealth and growth. On the day of Diwali, all coins kept in the locker and puja altar are washed with panchamrit and then with fresh water, before installing them back.

It is an ideal choice for your puja altar or as an auspicious desktop item. You can also gift it on religious occasions.

Weight of silver: 50 grams
Diameter of coin: 50 mm

Sindoor 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: 1.75 inches (H) X 1.5 inch (Top Diameter).

Lord Krishna is the eighth incarnation of Shri Vishnu, the protector and preserver of this universe. In his childhood days, Bal Gopal Krishna had many names but the ones with his pastoral upbringing are Govinda (finder of cows) and Gopala (protector of cows). He is also known as Maakhan Chor (butter thief) due to his habit of stealing butter from the neighbourhood houses. As baby Krishna learnt to trot around the house, his attention was always fixed on the butter urns that were stashed away in corners of all homes in Gokul. He would trot, fall and again strut to the pot containing butter and relish it. As he grew up a little, he would steal milk, curd and butter from the homes of the Gopis and share them with his friends and monkeys. Soon, almost the entire village was complaining about him to Yashoda.

Dimensions: 1.5 inches (H) X 1 inch (W)
Weight: 40 gms approx