Brass Bowl (Medium) set of 2
₹360.00
Description
- Offerings form an integral part of every pooja ritual.
- Depending on the length and type of pooja varieties of offerings are prepared and then served to the deity during pooja.
- Offerings may include dry fruits, bhog (special sweet food prepared for serving to deity), sweets, fruits, flowers, water, juices, pastes, etc.
Specifications
- Material – Brass
- Quantity – Set of 2
- Size – (W x H) 6.3 x 2 cm
- Weight – 66 g
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