Gold Etched Lotus Urli Bowl Set of 3 – Haldi Tray & Pooja Thali

Why this one

• Three sizes for the price of one good piece. 9, 11 and 14 inches, which covers a single-diya shelf vignette right up to a table centrepiece.
• They nest. Stacked, the three take the shelf space of one. That matters for something used a few times a year.
• Etched all over, not just the rim. The mandala pattern runs across the whole face of each plate, so they still read as decorated when empty.
• 1,530 g (approx. 3.4 lb) for the set. Each plate has enough weight to stay put when people are reaching into it.

How the three sizes get used

• 14 inch — the haldi paste at a ceremony, or the main plate on a table
• 11 inch — rose petals, rings, or a group of tealights
• 9 inch — kumkum, supari, a single diya or a small idol

Out of ceremony season, most people keep the 14-inch out on a console and put the other two away inside it.

Where it works

• A haldi or mehndi ceremony, one plate per element
• A dining table at Diwali, all three down the centre with tealights
• An entryway console, the largest one alone
• A mandir shelf as offering plates
• Serving dry fruit and mithai at a gathering

Gifting

A set of three is easier to give than a single plate, because the recipient gets something they can arrange rather than one object to place. It suits a wedding, a housewarming or griha pravesh, Diwali and Varalakshmi Vratam. Families buying for a haldi or mehndi often want several sets so every table matches — get in touch before ordering at that quantity and we will confirm stock against your date.