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This handmade pooja thali is crafted from brass with a rich golden finish and a timeless design. It has multiple compartments to hold diyas, small idols, kumkum, rice and other essentials, so your prayer setup stays neat and organised. Use it for daily aarti at home or for special occasions like Diwali, Navratri, weddings and griha pravesh. It is equally suited to home mandirs and community temples, and it adds a traditional touch to any pooja space.
Wash and dry the thali before first use. Arrange a diya, kumkum, haldi, rice, flowers and sweets in the compartments. Hold it steady during aarti and keep loose cloth away from the flame. Clean brass with a mild cleaner or lemon and salt, then dry fully.
Families who perform daily or festive pujas, temples and community prayer groups, and anyone looking for a traditional gift for weddings or housewarmings.
One handmade brass pooja thali. Dry thoroughly after washing and store wrapped in a soft cloth to slow down tarnishing.
Manufacturer Name: Pooja Art and Craft
Manufacturer Address: Lambha, Ahmedabad
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Handmade |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Pooja Art and Craft |
| Returnable | No |
It is handmade from brass, which gives it a rich golden finish and a traditional look. Brass is a durable metal long used for pooja items in Indian homes.
The compartments hold diyas, small idols, kumkum, haldi, rice, flowers and other pooja essentials, helping you keep your prayer setup neat and organised for every aarti.
Wash it with mild soap and water, or rub with lemon and salt to bring back the shine. Rinse, then dry completely to prevent dark spots.
Yes. It suits daily aarti at home as well as special occasions such as Diwali, Navratri, weddings and griha pravesh ceremonies. Its compartments keep everything ready.
Yes. A brass thali is a classic gift for weddings, housewarmings and festivals, and it is useful in every home that performs puja. It suits newlyweds setting up a mandir.
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