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8" Silver Saptapala from Nepal

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This Silver Saptapala Pooja Thali is a popular ceremonial item in Nepal that encourages the clean arrangement of ceremonial artifacts before giving them to the deity. The thali is a silver circular dish with seven scoops or depressions. The term saptapala derives from the words sapta, which means seven, and pala, which means a scoop-shaped structure containing seven scoops to hold the objects. The seven scoops allow the things to be positioned without being jumbled together. These Pooja Thalis are created by talented Nepalese craftsmen specializing in hand-hammered and smooth copper/silver/brass goods with intricate hand carvings. These silver-plated plates are highly sturdy and will last for a long time.  

Specifications
MIT808
Silver
Height: 1 inch
Width: 8 inch
Depth: 8 inch
Weight 150 gm
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An Offering of Divine Significance

This exquisite silver platter, originating from the sacred lands of Nepal, is more than just a ritual item; it is a vessel connecting you to ancient traditions and divine blessings. Crafted from lustrous silver, this Saptapala (meaning "seven cups") is designed to hold offerings during puja ceremonies, each of the seven indentations symbolizing the diverse elements brought forth in devotion. The reflective surface captures the light, symbolizing the illumination of spiritual knowledge and the divine presence that graces your sacred space. In Hindu traditions, the number seven holds profound significance. It is the number of chakras, the seven rishis (sages), the seven promises of marriage, and the seven notes in music. This platter, with its seven distinct compartments, echoes these sacred groupings, inviting a holistic approach to worship. By offering various ingredients – be it kumkum, haldi, rice, flowers, or other auspicious substances – within each cup, practitioners invoke different aspects of the divine and honor the interconnectedness of the universe.

Craftsmanship and Cultural Heritage

Each Saptapala is a testament to the artisanal skill honed over generations in Nepal, a country rich in spiritual heritage and artistry. The smooth, polished silver speaks of meticulous craftsmanship, ensuring durability and an aesthetic that complements any sacred setting. Silver itself is considered a purifying metal, associated with the moon and its calming, cooling energies. Its presence in a puja room is believed to enhance the sanctity and spiritual vibrations of the space. The design of the Saptapala is both functional and symbolic. The raised edges prevent the offerings from spilling, maintaining the purity and order of the altar. The seven cups are strategically placed on a circular base, perhaps alluding to the cyclical nature of life and the cosmos. This platter is not merely an object, but an integral part of the devotional process, facilitating a deeper connection with the divine through tangible offerings.

Embracing Ritual and Tradition

Whether you are a seasoned practitioner of Hindu rituals or seeking to imbue your home with a sense of sacredness, this Saptapala offers a beautiful and meaningful way to engage with tradition. It can be used for a variety of pujas, including daily worship, special festivals, and ceremonies dedicated to specific deities. Imagine adorning it with vibrant flowers, fragrant incense ashes, or the sacred rice grains that symbolize prosperity and well-being. The presence of this silver Saptapala on your altar can serve as a constant reminder of your spiritual journey. It encourages mindfulness in your actions and a deep appreciation for the rituals that connect us to something larger than ourselves. This artifact from Nepal is more than an acquisition; it is an invitation to participate in timeless practices, bringing peace, blessings, and divine grace into your life.
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