Silver Puja Collections

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

It is said that keep a statue of a pair of elephants in the house is very auspicious. Elephants are even worshiped in many eastern cultures and considered a symbol of positivity. The elephant is the riding vehicle of Indradev. There is also a white elephant in the riding vehicle of Goddess Lakshmi, this is the reason that it is considered good to keep the elephant statue in the house. It is also the symbol of happiness and prosperity along with strength, intelligence and knowledge.

Design: Made in pure sterling silver.
Dimensions: 2.75 inches (H) x 3 inches (W)
Weight: 330 gms
Quantity: 2 pcs

Oil lamps are an integral part of every puja ritual and yajna. During the Aarti, the lamp is lit and is rotated in clockwise direction as a sign of invoking the energies of the deities. After the completion of Aarti, all devotees take the blessings from fire god.

Design: Made of pure silver with intricate design and fine finish.
Dimensions: 2 inch (H) x 2 inches (W)
Top Diameter of diya: 2 inches
Weight: 58 grams

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: 2.9 inches (H) X 3.1 inches (W)
Weight: 110 gms approx

This Statue is completely designed in pure silver and shown as Lord Krishna Standing and playing his divine flute along with Goddess Radha who is holding his hand.

There love story is legendary, not because they were Gods, but for their union which saw a tragic end. Hindu scriptures describe them as divine lovers, but only Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha, know that it was beyond and above the understanding of all. It is said the only two things were beloved to Krishna more than anything, and these things were soulfully connected to each other- his flute and his Radha. It was his flute's soulful tune that impressed Radha and attracted her towards him and Radha was the reason that Krishna had his flute always on him.

Dimensions: 3.75 inches (H) X 3.1 inches (W)
Weight: 265 gms approx

This chatra design with auspicious symbols like AUM and SHREE in gold finish on top.

The traditional Mata ka Chatar is made in pure silver with gold finish. 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.

This pooja thali is specially design for festival and spiritual occasions, It comes with Bell, Loti, Diya and Katori in Pure Silver.

Design: Made of pure silver.

Dimensions as below:
Silver Thali: 6 inches (Diameter)
Silver katori: 1 inches (H) x 1.25" Inches (top diameter)
Silver Bell: 2.5" Inches (Height)
Silver Diya 2 pcs: 1.25 Inches (H) x 1 Inch (Top diameter)
Silver Loti: 2 Inches (H) x 1.25 Inches (Diameter)
Total weight of set: 240 gms

Design: Made of pure silver.

Dimensions of set as below:
Silver plate: Outer Diameter: 9" Inches x Inner Diameter : 7" Inches
Silver kalash: 2.25" inches (H) x 1.8" Inches (top diameter)
Silver Achmani / Pooja spoon: 3.8" Inches (Length)
Silver Bell: 2.8" Inches (Height)
Silver Diya 2 pcs: 1.5" Inches (H) x 1.25" Inches (Top diameter)
Silver Kumkum box: 2.75" Inches (H) x 1.4" Inches (Diameter)
Total weight of set: 355 gms

Dibbi (container) in pure silver for keeping Haldi and Sindoor, 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 inches (H) X 1.5 inch (Top Diameter).
Weight of set: 30 grams.
Quantity: 2 pcs

Diya / oil lamp is made with goddess mahalakshmi design in pure silver. The oil or ghee in the lamp symbolizes our vasanaas or vices and the cotton wick, the ego. When light by spiritual knowledge, the vasanas get slowly exhausted and the ego too perishes. The flame of a lamp always burns upwards and similarly one should acquire such knowledge as to take us towards higher ideals.

Dimensions: 3.5 inches (H) x 2.5 inches (W)
Diameter of diya: 2.25 inches
Weight: 37 grams