Brass Pooja Thali, Peetal Pooja Plate, Aarti Thali, Hittale Pooja Taali, Brass Thambalam, Traditional Puja Plate for Home Temple, Mandir, Diwali, Navratri, Lakshmi Ganesh Pooja Ritual Thali (26 cm), Gold, 10 Inch, 1 Piece

Traditional Brass Pooja Plate / Pooja Thali / Aarti Thali / Peetal Pooja Thali / Hittale Pooja Taali for Home Temple, Mandir & Festival Rituals

Product Highlights:
Dimension: Length: 4 cm, Width: 26 cm, Depth: 26 cm
Weight: 300 Grams
Material: Pure Brass / Peetal / Hittale Metal
Package Contents: 1 Brass Pooja Plate / Pooja Thali
Care Instructions: Clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain shine and longevity.

About Our Making Process:
This traditional Brass Pooja Plate (also known as Pooja Thali, Aarti Thali, Peetal Thali, Hittale Pooja Taali, or Thambalam) is carefully handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans using premium quality brass. Each pooja plate is polished to give a rich traditional finish suitable for daily pooja rituals, temple use, and festive ceremonies like Diwali, Navratri, Lakshmi Pooja, Ganesh Pooja, and Satyanarayan Pooja. The sturdy and balanced design makes it ideal for arranging pooja samagri like diya, kumkum, haldi, flowers, and prasad.

Why Choose Us:
We focus on authentic craftsmanship, durable materials, and traditional designs that reflect Indian cultural heritage. Our Brass Pooja Thali is made with attention to detail to ensure long-lasting quality, elegant appearance, and spiritual authenticity. Each piece undergoes quality checks to ensure you receive a premium brass pooja plate suitable for both daily rituals and special occasions.

Deity Significance:
A Brass Pooja Thali holds spiritual importance in Hindu rituals as it is used to offer prayers, perform aarti, and present naivedya to deities. Using a traditional brass pooja plate or peetal pooja thali is believed to enhance the purity of rituals and create a positive spiritual atmosphere in the home temple or mandir.

Perfect For:
Home temple pooja rituals, mandir use, aarti ceremonies, festival pooja like Diwali and Navratri, spiritual décor, traditional gifting, return gifts, housewarming ceremonies, and devotional use.