Brass Kumkum Bowl Set of 2, Traditional Peetal Katori for Pooja, Home Temple & Auspicious Gifting, Gold, 3 Inch, 1 Piece
- Material Brass
- Height 2.8″ (7.0 cm)
- Weight 0.3 kg
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Description
Traditional Brass Kumkum Bowl Set of 2, Handmade Pooja Katori
Product Highlights: Dimensions: Length 7 cm, Width 10 cm, Depth 10 cm | Material: Brass | Weight: 300 Grams | Package Contents: 2 Kumkum Bowls
About the Making Process
At Bhunes, every brass Kumkum bowl is handcrafted using high-quality brass material, reflecting traditional Indian craftsmanship. These elegant Peetal Kumkum Katoris combine cultural heritage with timeless design.
Why Choose This Product
A beautiful combination of tradition and functionality, these brass Kumkum Patra bowls are ideal for daily worship, festive rituals and auspicious gifting.
Spiritual Significance
Kumkum symbolises prosperity, auspiciousness and divine blessings in Hindu traditions. These traditional Kumkum Bharani bowls are perfect for keeping Kumkum, Haldi, Sindoor and Tilak during sacred rituals and Pooja ceremonies.
Perfect For
Daily Pooja, Home Mandir, Temple Rituals, Lakshmi Pooja, Haldi Kumkum Ceremony, Navratri, Diwali, Wedding Gifts, Housewarming Gifts, Vastu Decor and Traditional Indian Gifting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is a brass Kumkum bowl used for?
It is used to store and serve Kumkum, Haldi, Sindoor and Roli during daily Pooja and religious ceremonies.
Q2. What are the benefits of using a brass Kumkum Katori?
Brass is traditionally considered auspicious in Hindu worship and adds a traditional touch to your Pooja rituals.
Q3. Where should I place a Kumkum bowl?
Place it in your home temple, Pooja mandir or worship area for convenient access during rituals.
Q4. Why is brass considered special for Pooja items?
Brass (Peetal) has longstanding cultural significance in Indian traditions and is widely used for sacred Pooja accessories.
Q5. How do I clean and maintain brass Kumkum bowls?
Clean with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and dry thoroughly after cleaning.
The Bhunes promise
Bought with confidence, treasured for generations
Handcrafted in India
Made by master artisans using traditional temple casting, since 2017.
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