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Copper Kalash for Pooja, 650 ml
₹782
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A copper kalash for pooja holds the water at the centre of many rituals, usually crowned with mango leaves and a coconut. This 650 ml kalash is made of copper and is sturdy enough for years of pooja, from daily use to the biggest family occasions.
Many families use the kalash for kalash sthapana at pooja, havan and weddings, and for griha pravesh and housewarming. It also sits on the altar to hold holy water. To set it up, fill it with clean water, add mango leaves and place a coconut on top, then rest it on a small mound of rice or a plate. At housewarmings and festivals it is often kept near the entrance.
Care is simple. Clean it with lemon and salt or tamarind, rinse and dry it fully, and expect copper to darken naturally over time. Avoid storing acidic items in it for long periods, and dry it well to prevent marks. You get one copper kalash, 650 ml, measuring 10 x 10 x 10 cm, made in India. Hand-finished copper varies slightly in tone and finish. The ritual is yours. The preparation is ours.
Kalash sthapana at pooja, havan and weddings
Griha pravesh and housewarming
Keeping holy water on the altar
Navratri and festival setups
Fill with clean water, add mango leaves and place a coconut on top.
Set it on a small mound of rice or on a plate on the altar.
Keep it near the entrance for housewarming and festivals.
Empty, rinse and dry it fully after the ritual.
In the packClean with lemon and salt or tamarind, rinse and dry fully. Copper naturally darkens over time.
Avoid storing acidic items for long periods. Dry well to prevent marks.
Hand-finished copper varies slightly in tone and finish.
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Delivery in 3–7 working days.
Free shipping above ₹1,499.
The kalash holds water at the centre of many rituals and is usually topped with mango leaves and a coconut. Many families use it for kalash sthapana, havan, weddings and griha pravesh.
Fill it with clean water, add mango leaves and place a coconut on top. Set it on a small mound of rice or on a plate on the altar, as your family or pandit advises.
Clean it with lemon and salt or tamarind, rinse well and dry it fully. Copper naturally darkens over time. Avoid storing acidic items in it for long periods and dry it well to prevent marks.
The kalash has a capacity of 650 ml and measures 10 x 10 x 10 cm. It weighs approximately 120 to 135 g and is made in India.
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₹782
