Brass Ashtalakshmi Dashavatar Kalash
Brass Ashtalakshmi Dashavatar Kalash
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Intricately engraved with the auspicious Ashtalakshmi, Dashavatar design, this heirloom-quality piece is ideal for holding holy water, milk, rice, or Gangajal. A thoughtful gift for weddings, Diwali, housewarmings, or as return favors.
Product Highlights:
- Kalash Options – three
- Dashavatar (M) Kalash – 5.5" height, 4" top diameter, 18" middle diameter, 500 gram weight
- Dashavatar (L) Kalash – 7.5" height, 6" top diameter, 23" middle diameter, 1030 gram weight
- Ashtalakshmi (L) Kalash – 7.5" height, 6" top diameter, 23" middle diameter, 1060 gram weight
- Material: Fine brass
- Design: Hand-engraved Ashtalakshmi or Dashavatar motifs
- Shipping: Free across the USA | Ships within 12 hours from San Ramon, California
Celebrate tradition with elegance using this handcrafted Brass Ashtalakshmi or Dasavatharam Kalash from Urli Utsav. Whether you're performing a pooja, preparing for a Gruhapravesam, or setting up a centerpiece for your festive table, this versatile brass lota blends spiritual utility with timeless table décor.
Versatile Uses:
- Essential for Kalash Pooja, Diwali, Navratri, Varalakshmi, and wedding rituals
- A beautiful entrance or table décor piece
- Great for return gifts or festive gifting
Why You'll Love It:
✔️ Lightweight and easy to carry during rituals
✔️ Multifunctional – use for pooja, décor, or gifting
✔️ A beautiful blend of traditional Indian art and function
This beautifully crafted Brass Ashtalakshmi Kalash symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and divine blessings. The lota features finely sculpted depictions of Goddess Ashtalakshmi within ornate arched niches, representing the eight forms of wealth and well-being — spiritual, material, knowledge, courage, fertility, and success.
Made from high-quality solid brass and finished with an elegant golden polish, this auspicious kalash showcases intricate floral and traditional carvings across its surface. Its balanced proportions and sacred symbolism make it ideal for pooja rituals, temple décor, kalash placement, vastu correction, or festive worship.
It's commonly used for Kalash Sthapana — filled with water or coins and topped with mango leaves and a coconut — and also available in a Brass Dasavatharam (Dashavatar) design inspired by the ten divine incarnations of Lord Vishnu.
Care Instructions:
Dust periodically with a soft, dry cloth to prevent buildup. For extra shine, use a small amount of coconut or olive oil on a cotton cloth.
Add a divine and decorative touch to your rituals. Order your Brass Ashtalakshmi / Dasavatharam Kalash today — limited pieces available!