Prayer Vessels/Puja Utensils

Using a pooja bell during auspicious moments is a common practice in Hindu rituals and ceremonies. The ringing of a pooja bell, also known as a "ghanti," has several spiritual and practical benefits that enhance the sacred atmosphere of worship. By incorporating a pooja bell into your rituals during auspicious moments, you can enhance the spiritual ambiance, improve focus, and invite a sense of peace and divine presence into your worship. Design: Made of thick bronze with long lasting…

This Diya is an artistic decorative handmade brass lamp curved in elegant flower shape with peacock in center. Deepam is an auspicious offering to the god. Cotton wicks can be placed in the middle of the lamp. The flower is engraved with attractive leaves design. Cotton represents detachment. A cotton wick connects the five vital airs (pranvayu) with the inner light (atmajyot).Cotton vaat/baati is the most integral part of the daily or festive Pooja.The cotton is one of the most pure forms…

Gaumukhi (Nandi) Shringi is a ritual vessel for pouring water over a statue of a deity. Gaumukhi means "cow's mouth" and relates to the glacier in the Himalayas of the same name, the source of the river Ganges.It is sacred to do Abisekha to gods with Gaumukhi Shringi. The pot slightly bend at his end and ended with cow head. Its made of brass with gold polish give a great look to the pot. Make: Made in pure brass with gold polish. Dimensions: 2 inches (W) x 7 inches (L) Weight: 213 grams

The Ashtamangala are a sacred set of eight auspicious signs or symbols. They are considered a teaching tool, which point to the qualities of enlightenment. Within Buddhism, the Ashtamangala, are symbols of good fortune and represent the offerings made to Buddha by the gods upon gaining enlightenment. Names of Ashtamangala Symbols 1. Swastika. 2. Srivatsa. 3. Nandavarta. 4. Vardhmanaka (food vessel) 5. Bhadrasana (seat) 6. Kalasha (pot) 7. Darpan (mirror) 8. Pair of fish. Make:…

Havan is a sacred fire ritual done in the Vedic Hindu tradition. Havan is a technique given by the Rishis and other Enlightened Masters to create a specific desired effect in our lives. The way in which the desired effect is made and the strength of the effect makes Havan a unique component of Vedic tradition. Dimensions of Havan Kund: 3.5inches (H) x 8.25 inches (diameter) Dimensions of Havan Spoon: 13.5 inches (L) x 2.25 inches (W) Dimensions of wooden Havan Sticks: 12 inches (L) x 1.5 inches…

A beautiful Sudarshana Chakra for god and goddess made in copper with gold polish and colorful gemstone work. Hindu God Lord Vishnu is holding a Sudarshana chakra in right hand at index finger. The word Sudarshan Chakra is derived from words darshan. It means the vision (Darshan) which is auspicious (Su). The word chakra is derived from chruhu which means movement and which means to do. Thus, chakra means something which is mobile. Of all divine weapons, this is the only one which is constantly…

Beautiful Traditional Round Shaped  Golden Box (Sindoor Dani) made of metal with golden polished, red stone on top, for keeping Sindoor or Kumkum. It can be used on the altar or in your dressing area. Dimensions: 38 mm (H) x 45 mm (diameter) approxTotal Weight: 40 grams approxQuantity: 2 pcs

A beautiful moti decorated Kalash Stand (Indoni) made in designer moti available only on Vedic Vaani. Kalasha is a pot filled with water. Mango leaves are placed in the mouth of the pot and a coconut is placed over it. A red or white thread is tied around its neck. When the pot is filled with water or rice, It is known as purnakumbha representing the inert body which when filled with the divine life force gains the power to do all the wonderful things that makes life what it…

An oil lamp is lit to bow down to knowledge as the greatest of all forms. The oil or ghee in the lamp symbolizes our vasanaas or vices and the cotton wick, the ego. When lit by spiritual knowledge. Dimensions of Diya: 12 inches (H) x 8 inches (W) x 9.5 inches (L) Inner Dimension: 5 inches Weight: 4.3 kgs

Spiritual Kirtimukha Throne (Sinhasan) for your daily worshipping deity idols designed in brass with antique dull gold finishing and carved auspicious symbols and a Kirtimukha above the throne, which gives an attractive divine look when you place it on your deity idol.Outer Dimensions: 12 inches (H) x 8 inches (L) x 7 inches (W) (30 x 20 x 18 cm) approxInner Dimensions: 9 inches (H) x 6.5 inches (L) x 6 inches (W) (23 x 16.5 x 15 cm)…