Sacred Brass Abhisheka Patra for Daily Shiva Abhishekam & Temple Rituals

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 12 cm | Width – 13 cm | Depth – 13 cm

• Weight: Approx. 650 grams

• Material: Pure Brass (Peetal / Pital / Pittal / Pittalam)

• Package Contents: 1 Abhisheka Patra

• Finish: Traditional handcrafted polish suitable for pooja use

• Usage: Ideal for Abhishekam, Jal Abhishek, Shiva Lingabhishek, temple rituals, and daily pooja

About Our Making Process

Each Brass Abhisheka Patra is meticulously handcrafted using high-quality brass through traditional metal casting and finishing techniques. Designed in the classical Abhishekam Patram form, this vessel ensures a steady and sacred flow of water, milk, or holy liquids during Abhishekam rituals. Widely known across India as Abhishek Patra, Abhishekam Vessel, Abhisheka Kalash, Abhishekam Kalasam, Abhisheka Kindi, Abhisheka Jhari, or Panchapatra, this pooja vessel reflects authentic temple craftsmanship and spiritual heritage.

Why Choose Us

• Made from premium-grade brass for long-lasting ritual use

• Traditional design inspired by temple Abhishekam practices

• Smooth edges and balanced weight for comfortable handling

• Suitable for home temples, mutts, and large pooja setups

• Crafted by skilled artisans with attention to spiritual detailing

Care Instructions

Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the natural brass shine and sacred purity of the Abhisheka Patra.

Deity Significance

The Abhisheka Patra plays a vital role in Hindu rituals, especially Shiva Abhishekam, where sacred liquids are poured continuously over the Shiva Linga. Known in different regions as Abhishekam Kudam, Abhisheka Lota, Abhisheka Jal Patra, or Tirtha Patra, this vessel symbolizes purification, devotion, and divine connection.

Perfect For

• • Daily Shiva Abhishekam and Lingabhishek

  • Temple and home mandir rituals

  • Traditional pooja ceremonies and festivals

  • Spiritual gifting for housewarming and religious occasions