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16" Abhisheka Patra In Copper | Handmade

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Purifying the material to make it suitable for the holy essence to abide is accomplished through abhishekam, the ritual consecration of the Vigraha (icon) of a god. This handmade Abhisheka Patra, constructed of pure copper, which is recommended by ancient text as acceptable material for places of worship, will make bring ease to your daily Puja routine while exalting your experience of interacting with the divine.

Specifications
ZEQ305
Copper
1.50 inch Height X 16.50 inch Width X 10.50 inch Depth
Weight 950 gm
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A Vessel of Sacred Offerings

This exquisite copper patra is more than just a vessel; it is a conduit for devotion and a testament to timeless craftsmanship. Handcrafted from pure copper, its generous proportions and elegant form are designed to hold sacred liquids and offerings during pujas and rituals. Copper, revered in Vedic traditions, is believed to possess inherent purifying properties, enhancing the spiritual efficacy of any ceremony. Its warm, earthy hue is a grounding presence, symbolizing stability and prosperity, making it an ideal companion for seeking divine blessings.

Echoes of Ancient Rituals

The practice of *abhishekam*, the ritualistic pouring of liquids onto a deity or sacred object, is a cornerstone of Hindu worship, with roots stretching back to the Vedic period. From the cleansing waters of the Ganges to aromatic offerings, these ceremonies are performed to honor deities, invoke their grace, and purify the devotees. This patra is designed to facilitate such sacred acts, allowing devotees to pour milk, yogurt, honey, ghee, or water with reverence and intention. Imagine the divine play of Lord Krishna, where he would often perform *abhishekam* with his consorts, or the grandeur of the *Maha Mrityunjaya Jaap*, where the chanting is accompanied by the continuous pouring of sacred substances. This patra embodies that ancient tradition, bringing the spirit of these divine narratives into your home.

Craftsmanship Rooted in Tradition

Each patra is meticulously handmade by skilled artisans, ensuring that every piece is unique and carries the touch of human dedication. The artistry involved in shaping copper into such a functional yet beautiful object speaks volumes about the heritage of Indian metalwork. The smooth finish and pleasing weight of the patra make it a joy to handle, transforming a ritual act into a mindful experience. The flared rim and the thoughtfully designed handle ensure ease of use, allowing for a steady and graceful pouring motion. This is not an artifact of mass production but a piece of functional art, destined to become a cherished heirloom.

A Symbol of Purity and Prosperity

In many cultures, copper is associated with good health and spiritual well-being. Its antimicrobial properties are well-documented, and its use in religious practices is believed to ward off negative energies. The patra, by its very nature, is a vessel of purity, receiving and channeling divine grace. Its presence in your home can serve as a constant reminder of your spiritual journey and aspirations. Whether used for daily prayers, special festivals, or auspicious occasions, this copper patra is designed to elevate your devotional practices, connecting you to the divine and enriching your spiritual life. It is a beautiful blend of form, function, and spiritual significance, waiting to grace your sacred space.

The Power of Worship: Performing an Abhishek with Purpose

Abhishek Patra is a vessel made of different materials such as brass, steel, copper, and bronze. It is mainly used for performing a ritual known as “Abhishek” or “Abhishekam”. In this ritual, the deities are bathed with various liquid ingredients such as honey, water, milk, etc before dressing them. It comes in various shapes and sizes depending upon the number and size of the deities to be placed. There is a flat plate or tray on the top for placing the deity on it. The vessel is designed in such a way that there is an outlet or passage in the tray so that all the liquids are poured out and collected in a separate vessel.

1. Establish a place for worship

Before starting the Pooja, you should clean the area where you will perform the worship. It could be the deity/pooja room or any other vacant place. You may also sprinkle a few drops of Gangajal to make the space pure.
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2. Make sure the required paraphernalia are present before beginning

To avoid interrupting the worship, keeping all the items ready for before performing Abhishekam is necessary. The required items are Abhishek Patra, a cleansed conch shell, five Pancha Patras or water pots, a receptacle for Charanamrit (liquid mixture), 1 cup of milk, ½ cup of yogurt, 2 tablespoons of honey, 2 tablespoons of sugar in water, and 1 tablespoon of ghee.
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3. Mentally worship the Spiritual Master and the Lordship

It is very important for you to offer your respectful obeisance unto your Spiritual Master and the Lord before performing any service or Pooja. By doing this, you develop a mood of service and attract the mercy of Guru and Bhagavan.
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4. Perform Abhishek

For performing the Abhishek of the deity, first of all, fill all the liquid ingredients (milk, honey, yogurt, sugar syrup, and ghee) in five different unused or new containers (Pancha Patra). You could also make a mixture of these. If you are worshiping the deity of Radha Krishna, Lord Jagannath, Lord Vishnu, or Lord Narasimha, you must put a Tulsi leaf in each of the ingredients. Now, gently place the deity on the tray of the Abhishek Patra. Take the cleansed conch and pour one liquid ingredient into it; you could start with milk. With your right hand, bathe the deity with all the liquids one by one by titling the elongated end of the conch. You must chant some Pranam Mantras while performing this worship. If you do not know any specific mantras, you can simply chant the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna / Krishna Krishna Hare Hare/Hare Ram Hare Ram / Ram Ram Hare Hare.
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5. Collect all the liquids

Now that the Abhishek is done, it is time to collect the liquid mixture into a separate container. You can collect either by slightly tilting the Abhishek Patra or pushing through the passage using your hand.
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6. Clean and dress the deity

Take a dry towel and clean the deity to remove any stains or drops of liquid ingredients used in the Abhishek. It is the time to decorate the deity with a beautiful dress, flower garlands, and different ornaments.
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Abhishek Patra serves as the best medium for carrying out occasional or even regular bathing of small deities. It can be made of different materials such as brass, copper, and steel. It may also bear beautiful engravings of motifs on the body.
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