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8" Silver Ganesha Tikadani from Nepal

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A silver Tikadani is an essential feature of Nepal's Dasain festival. It is this rite that distinguishes Dasain in Nepal from Dussehra. This silver Tikadani with two bowls, one central plate, and a long vase-like structure, all attached to stand-by branches, is used during this festival to place the vermillion, red-painted rice, and curd used for Tika, and the central vase-like structure is used to place the sacred Jamara, the Barley sprout. The fish design at the bottom and the Lord Ganesha motif at the crown are symbols of prosperity and expansion, which the Nepalese people display throughout the celebration. 

Specifications
MIT760
Silver
Height: 8 inch
Width: 8.5 inch
Depth: 8.5 inch
Weight 410 gm
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An Emblem of Auspicious Beginnings and Divine Presence

This exquisite silver Tikadani, a traditional Nepali oil lamp, is more than just a decorative piece; it's a gateway to spiritual harmony and a testament to artisanal mastery. Crafted from pure silver, its intricate design and symbolic motifs evoke centuries of cultural and religious significance, making it a cherished item for any sacred space. The lamp's central feature is a beautifully rendered relief of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the god of new beginnings. In Hindu mythology, Ganesha's worship is considered essential before embarking on any significant undertaking, ensuring success and prosperity. His elephantine form symbolizes wisdom, strength, and auspiciousness, making his presence on this lamp a powerful invocation for blessings in your home or during your rituals.

Symbolism and Craftsmanship

The design of this Tikadani is rich with symbolism. The graceful, flowing lines of the base and the stylized fish-like supports are reminiscent of motifs found in ancient Indian art, often associated with prosperity and abundance. Fish, in many cultures, symbolize fertility and good fortune. The elevated bowls are designed to hold oil and wicks, allowing the sacred flame to dance, casting a warm, illuminating glow. The overall form is one of balance and elegance, reflecting the careful consideration given to its creation. The detailed engraving, particularly around the base and the central Ganesha panel, showcases the skill of the Nepali artisans who have preserved these traditional techniques for generations. The radiant sheen of the silver further enhances the divine aura of this piece, making it a captivating focal point.

A Vessel for Sacred Light

The act of lighting a lamp, or 'diya', is a deeply ingrained practice in many spiritual traditions. It symbolizes the dispelling of ignorance and darkness, the triumph of light over shadow, and the presence of the divine. This silver Tikadani, with its multiple wicks, offers the potential for a particularly vibrant and auspicious illumination. Imagine this lamp gracing your puja room, illuminating your prayers and meditations, or adorning your home during festivals like Diwali, the festival of lights, where the glow of countless diyas signifies the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Its presence is a constant reminder of spiritual devotion and the pursuit of inner peace.

Heritage and Devotion from the Himalayas

Originating from Nepal, a land steeped in rich spiritual heritage and home to a harmonious blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions, this silver Tikadani carries with it the essence of Himalayan artistry and devotion. The craftsmanship speaks volumes of the meticulous dedication and skill passed down through families, ensuring that each piece is not just an object but a story. Owning this Tikadani is not merely acquiring a beautiful artifact; it is connecting with a lineage of sacred practices and embracing the blessings that Lord Ganesha and the tradition of sacred light have to offer. This substantial, 8-inch lamp is designed to be a lasting centerpiece, a cherished heirloom, and a constant source of divine inspiration.
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