Traditional Brass Kettle | Pital Ki Chai Ketli | Vintage Tea Pot Idol for Pooja & Home Decor

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 20 cm, Width – 17 cm, Depth – 12 cm

• Weight: 550 grams

• Material: High-quality Brass (Peetal / Pittal / Pital)

• Package Includes: 1 Brass Kettle Idol

• Care Instructions: Gently clean with warm water using Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder to retain its antique shine and finish.

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, each of our brass kettles—known across India as Ketli, Channi Ketli, Chai Pot, or Surai—is meticulously handcrafted by seasoned artisans using traditional lost-wax casting and etching techniques. Made from pure Pital / Peetal / Hitale / Pitala / Ashtadhatu, this ethnic kettle idol is more than just a showpiece—it's a beautiful Pooja accessory, Vigraha, Moorti, or Pratima that connects you to India's timeless spiritual artistry. With its vintage charm and functional aesthetic, this brass tea pot statue symbolizes warmth, prosperity, and sacred hospitality.

Why Choose Us

• 100% Handcrafted using authentic brass and traditional South Indian and North Indian methods

• Ethnically rooted design ideal for temple installation, Puja decor, gifting, and spiritual rituals

• Unique form blending utility with sacred art—ideal for collectors and heritage lovers

• Customization available for bulk orders and temple use

• Backed by our artisan community and premium Bhunes quality

Deity Significance & Cultural Relevance

While traditionally used as a chai container or surai, in many Indian traditions, Kettles (Ketli / Tea Pots) are also offered in temples during ritual ablutions or symbolically placed for abundance and purification. When crafted in brass and used as a Pooja Kettle Moorthi, it embodies sacredness, divine service, and timeless Indian hospitality—making it a revered Puja item and decor symbol in households and spiritual spaces.

Perfect For

• Home Temple Installations

• Traditional Indian Decor

• Gifting for Weddings, Housewarming & Festive Occasions

• Spiritual Corners, Puja Mandirs, and Meditation Altars

• Collectors of Vintage Indian Artifacts and Rustic Showpieces