Silver Plated Kalash For Festival Puja Thali Diwali Home Temple And Office

Highlights

• Manufactured with fine quality steel material and silver Plating
• Material: A silver plated Kalash is primarily made of metal, with a silver plating or coating on its exterior. It provides sturdiness to the Kalash while the silver plating adds an elegant and shiny appearance.
• Shape: The Kalash typically has a distinctive shape. It resembles a pot or a pitcher with a rounded body, a narrow neck, and a flared mouth. The shape symbolizes abundance and the potential for growth and prosperity.
• Symbolism: The silver plated Kalash symbolizes purity, prosperity, and auspiciousness in Hindu culture. It is often filled with holy water, rice, coins, and sometimes mango leaves or a coconut, depending on the specific ritual or ceremony. The water in the Kalash is believed to be blessed and is used for rituals and sprinkling as a form of purification.
• Use: Silver plated Kalashes are used in various religious ceremonies and rituals, including weddings, housewarming ceremonies, and festivals like Diwali and Navratri. They are also an essential component of "Kalash Sthapana" during pujas and religious events.
• Maintenance: To maintain the lustrous appearance of a silver plated Kalash, regular cleaning and polishing are necessary. Silver polish or a mixture of baking soda and water can be used to clean the silver surface.
• Size : 7cm x 6 cm; Weight : 50 Grams