Kirtimukha Divine Sihashan (Throne) for Deity Statues for your daily worshipping deity idols designed in brass with antique dull gold finishing and carved a five face snake in the middle with auspicious symbols and a god's face above the throne, which gives an attractive divine look when you place it on your deity idol. Dimensions: 10.25 inches (H) x 4.25 inches (L) x 5.25 inches (W) approx Weight: 1.6 kgs approx Packaging weight: 2 kgs approx
According to Indian tradition, after marriage the arrival of the new bride at her new or marital home for the first time is also called as the Graha Pravesh. When the bride arrives at her new home, her mother-in-law, welcomes her with the traditional 'Aarti'. This is done in order to ward off any evil influences from her. After this, the bride kicks a vessel filled with rice and coins. This vessel is called as Mapta. This symbolizes the arrival of wealth and prosperity in her marital…
Incense bakhoor burner to burn loban, dhoop on religious occasions for home fragrance.Bakhoor Incense Burner is the Arabic name given to scented bricks or a blend of natural traditional ingredients Details of Burner: Made of brass metal.Dimensions: 6 inches (L) x 2.5 inches (W) x 2.6 inches (H)Weight: 475 grams
The handcrafted Paduka (Khadau) designed in wooden for Auspicious Occasions. Paduka is a compound word made up of two words namely, "pada" and "ka". In Sanskrit language, 'Pada' means: "foot" and ‘ka’ is a diminutive ending with literal meaning of "small".Dimensions of Paduka: 2 inches (H) x 3.5 inch (W) x 11.25 inches (L)Dimensions of Aasan: 12 inches (W) x 24 inches (L)Weight: 450 grams
A Naga design Tripod Stand of brass with a copper pot placed on it for offering abhishek to lingam. Its easy to maintain, has elegant look and religious appeal.
Small Loti made in pure silver for hold water jal arpan to surya or tulshi, offering water to deity etc.Dimensions: 3 inches (H) x 2.5 inches (diameter) (7.6 x 6.3 cm) approxWeight: 70 grams approx
When the bride arrives at her new home, her mother-in-law, welcomes her with the traditional 'Aarti'. This is done in order to ward off any evil influences from her. After this, the bride kicks a vessel filled with rice and coins. This vessel is called as Mapta. This symbolizes the arrival of wealth and prosperity in her marital home. Dimensions: 6 inches x 4 inches [Top Diameter] Design: Made of cardboard and colored in golden / white with beautiful motifs. Weight: 250 gms
