Copper Pooja Plate
₹660.00
Description
- Pooja plate is used for keeping Pooja items during Pooja.
- The Pooja items kept in a Pooja plate include Roli for tilak, Akshat,Ghanti (bell),a small Kalash filled with water,Kalava to tie around the wrist,aarti-diya and some colorful flowers.
- The Pooja-thali has special significance for the festivals.
- Agarbatti,camphor,coconut,belpatra,betel leaves,sandalwood paste,candles, flowers,seasonal fruits and sweets (as Prasad) and silver or gold coins having image of Goddess Lakshmi,Lord Ganesh,Om,Swastika or Shree are also kept in a thali.
- Made of thick copper with long lasting finish.
Specifications
- Material – Copper
- Pack of – 1
- Size – (W x H) 20.8 x 3.5 cm
- Weight – 245 gram
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