Bhunes Brass Water Kamandal with Gomukh Spout, Gangajali Lota, 10.5 Inch
- Material Brass
- Height 10.2″ (26.0 cm)
- Weight 2.0 kg
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Description
Brass Water Kamandal with Gomukh Spout (Gangajali Lota) — a handcrafted brass water vessel with a Gomukh (cow-face) spout, used to hold and pour water during pooja and daily ritual use. It measures 26 cm long x 23 cm wide x 14 cm deep, weighs 2 kg, and comes in a golden brass finish.
Product Highlights
- Dimensions: 26 cm (L) x 23 cm (W) x 14 cm (D)
- Weight: 2 kg
- Material: Brass
- Package Contents: 1 Water Kamandal
Craftsmanship
Made using traditional wax-casting techniques, this Kamandal is hand-finished by Indian artisans in a golden brass tone, suited to both ritual use and display in a pooja space.
Use in Worship
This Gomukh Kamandal, also known as a Kalash, Jal Lota, or Gangajali, is used to hold and pour water or Gangajal during daily pooja, Abhishekam, and festival rituals in home shrines and temples.
Suited For
- Home pooja rooms and temple use
- Daily ritual water offerings
- Gifting for housewarming, weddings, and festivals
- Devotional decor for home or office
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions and weight of this Kamandal?
It measures 26 cm long x 23 cm wide x 14 cm deep and weighs 2 kg.
What is a Gomukh spout used for?
The Gomukh (cow-face) spout allows a controlled pour of water or Gangajal during pooja and ritual use.
Is this suitable for daily use or only special occasions?
It suits both daily pooja water offerings as well as festival and ceremonial rituals.
What is it made of?
Solid brass, hand-finished using traditional wax-casting techniques.
How do I clean and maintain it?
Clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder, then dry with a soft cloth.
Frequently Asked Questions
It measures 26 cm long x 23 cm wide x 14 cm deep and weighs 2 kg.
The Gomukh (cow-face) spout allows a controlled pour of water or Gangajal during pooja and ritual use.
It suits both daily pooja water offerings as well as festival and ceremonial rituals.
Solid brass, hand-finished using traditional wax-casting techniques.
Clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder, then dry with a soft cloth.
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
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