About this piece
Description
Handcrafted Brass Yagna Spoon with Elephant Face – Traditional Homa Achamani for Pooja & Fire Rituals
Product Highlights
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Dimensions: Length – 7 cm | Width – 51 cm | Depth – 7 cm
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Material: High-quality Brass
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Weight: Approx. 600 grams
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Package Includes: 1 Brass Yagna Spoon with intricately crafted Elephant Face
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Care Instructions: Clean gently using warm water with lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain its natural shine.
About Our Making Process
At Bhunes, each piece is handcrafted using traditional techniques by seasoned artisans. This Yagna Spoon is made of pure brass, symbolizing purity and strength. The elephant face motif represents Lord Ganesha, invoking wisdom and auspiciousness during rituals. Ideal for homam, yajna, havan, and other Vedic fire offerings, this Achamani is both functional and spiritual.
Why Choose Us
We take pride in creating spiritual artefacts that are:
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100% Handmade and Ethically Crafted
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Inspired by Ancient Vedic Traditions
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Durable, Timeless, and Aesthetic
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Customizable for ceremonial or decorative use
Spiritual Significance
Used in Havan, Homam, and Yajnas, the spoon (also known as Sruk or Achamani) is essential for offering ghee and sacred elements into the fire. The elephant face adds an auspicious element, blessing the ritual with Lord Ganesha’s energy—remover of obstacles and bringer of good fortune.
Perfect For
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Daily and festive Pooja rituals
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Vedic fire ceremonies (Yajna, Homam, Agnihotra)
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Temple accessories and offerings
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Spiritual gifting for weddings, housewarmings, or festivals
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Traditional décor and collectors of ritual items
The Bhunes promise
Bought with confidence, treasured for generations
Handcrafted in India
Made by master artisans using traditional temple casting, since 2017.
Packed with care
Protective packing and tracked delivery across India and worldwide.
14-day returns
Not right for your home? Request a return within 14 days of delivery.
Real people to help
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