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13" Copper Pooja Kalasam

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Because it is located on the top of the temple, this Pooja Kalasam is also known as a Temple Kalasam or Gopuram Kalasam. It is a grouping of designed Kalasams or sacred pitchers stacked on top of each other to form a whole shape that is put on top of temples. Each Kalasam consists of rice, salt, ragi, millet, corn, maize, and sesame. The grains are replenished every 12 years. This Kalasam is made of copper, and the pitchers are positioned following ancient temple building requirements. A temple kalasam is significant in temples because it is thought to resist harmful energies and act as a protector. 

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Specifications
MIS963
Copper
Height: 13 inch
Width: 6 inch
Depth: 6 inch
Weight 1.05 kg
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An Emblem of Auspicious Beginnings and Divine Blessings

Elevate your sacred rituals and spiritual practices with this exquisite copper Pooja Kalasam. More than just a decorative piece, the Kalasam is a powerful symbol deeply rooted in Hindu tradition, representing prosperity, abundance, and the divine feminine energy. Its presence in your home or during pooja ceremonies is believed to invoke blessings and usher in auspiciousness. The Kalasam, also known as a Kumbam or Purna Kalasha, holds significant mythological importance. It is often associated with the cosmic egg or the primordial waters from which the universe emerged. Legends speak of the Kalasam being churned from the ocean of milk (Samudra Manthan) by the Devas and Asuras, yielding divine nectar (Amrita) and other celestial treasures. It is a vessel of life, creation, and fertility, often filled with water, mango leaves, and a coconut, adorned with sacred symbols. The traditional act of placing a Kalasam signifies the commencement of any auspicious undertaking, be it a wedding, housewarming, or a religious festival, acting as a conduit for divine grace.

Crafted with Reverence and Enduring Beauty

This Kalasam is meticulously crafted from high-quality copper, a metal revered for its purity and conductive properties in spiritual practices. Copper is believed to possess inherent purifying energies and to amplify the efficacy of mantras and prayers. The hammered texture on the bulbous central portion adds a unique artisanal charm, reflecting light and creating a captivating play of shadows. The tiered design, culminating in a sharp, pointed finial, is reminiscent of temple spires or the peak of a sacred mountain, drawing the gaze upwards towards the divine. The intricate layering and the balanced proportions speak of skilled craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Symbolism and Spiritual Significance

The various components of the Kalasam carry symbolic weight. The water within represents the primeval waters of creation, the source of all life. The mango leaves, with their vibrant green hue, symbolize fertility and growth, mirroring the abundance that the Kalasam is meant to attract. The coconut, often placed atop, represents the head of the cosmic being or the divine consciousness. The act of offering prayers to the Kalasam is an invocation of the Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity, and Goddess Saraswati, the deity of knowledge and arts. It is also seen as a representation of the universe itself, a microcosm of creation. Incorporating this Kalasam into your puja room or altar is a tangible way to connect with the rich cultural heritage and profound spiritual wisdom of India. It serves as a constant reminder of the sacredness of life and the presence of divine blessings in every aspect of your journey. Its enduring copper construction ensures that it will be a cherished heirloom, passed down through families, continuing to bless and sanctify homes for years to come.
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