Divine Brass Abhisheka Patra for Temple & Home Rituals

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 2 cm, Width – 24 cm, Depth – 16 cm

• Material: Premium Quality Brass (Peetal / Pital / Pittal / Hittale / Pittalai / Pittalam)

• Weight: Approx. 300 Grams

• Package Contents: 1 Brass Abhisheka Patra

• Finish: Traditional handcrafted polish suitable for sacred rituals

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain natural shine and ritual purity

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, every Brass Abhisheka Patra is carefully handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans using time-honored metalworking techniques. Made from high-quality brass known regionally as Peetal, Pittal, Hittale, Pittalam, Pittalai, Pitalu, Tambra Pittal, this Abhishekam vessel is designed for sacred use in Shiva Abhishekam, Rudrabhisheka, Jalabhisheka, Panchamrita Abhishekam, and daily pooja rituals. The balanced form allows smooth water, milk, or sacred liquid flow over Shivling, Vigraha, Murti, Moorthi, Pratima, Bimbam, Silai, or Devata idols, enhancing the spiritual experience.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic handcrafted brass ritual vessels

• Shilpa-inspired traditional design for temple and home mandir use

• Durable, long-lasting, and spiritually significant metal composition

• Suitable for daily pooja, festival rituals, and temple installations

• Each piece reflects devotion, heritage, and fine craftsmanship

Deity & Ritual Significance

The Abhisheka Patra, also known as Abhishekam Patra, Abhisheka Kalasha, Jaladhara Patra, Dhara Kalash, Kamandalu, or Snana Patra, plays a vital role in Hindu worship. Used primarily for Shiva Lingam Abhishekam, it symbolizes purification, surrender, and divine flow of energy. Brass is traditionally revered for its ability to retain sanctity and amplify positive vibrations during sacred ceremonies.

Perfect For

• • Home mandir and daily pooja

  • Shiva temple abhishekam rituals

  • Rudrabhisheka and Jalabhisheka ceremonies

  • Spiritual gifting for festivals, griha pravesh, and religious occasions

  • Traditional decor with devotional significance