OJAS Designer Silver Plated Gadwa (8No) for Gifting,Return Gifting,Occasionally Gifting,Utility Gifting,Every Occasion for Festival

A pooja kalash is a Silver Plated pot used in Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist rituals as a ceremonial offering to a deity or honored guest. It is also used to decorate shrines and buildings. The kalash is a symbol of purity, abundance, and prosperity. It is often filled with water, adorned with mango leaves, and topped with a coconut. Kalashes can be made from a variety of materials, including brass, copper, silver, gold, bronze, or earthenware. Kalashes are filled with water, coins, raw rice, betel nut, flowers, turmeric powder or root, and kumkum. The neck of the kalash is often covered with a cloth, mango leaves, or a rose mala. A red or white thread is sometimes tied around the neck or all around it in a diamond-shaped pattern. Kalashes are used in religious ceremonies, weddings, and other special occasions. Water from the kalash is often used for purification, consecration, and blessing. The kalash represents the divine, with the water inside signifying life and fertility.A pooja gadwa is a traditional vessel used in Indian religious ceremonies and worship rituals. It is considered highly auspicious and is often used during festivals like Diwali, Durga Puja, Navaratri, and Sravana Mahina. The gadwa is also a symbol of purity and excellence, and represents the essence of fresh beginnings and creation.