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9" Pookudai (Brass Flower Basket)

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The alluring Pookudai (Flower Basket) holds within its woven embrace the beauty of traditions passed through generations. As a vessel for offerings to deities, it's more than a container; it's a symbol of devotion and appreciation. The vibrant flowers it carries are not mere petals; they're offerings of love and respect. Each woven strand tells a story of craftsmanship and dedication. Holding this basket, you're not just holding flowers; you're cradling a piece of culture and an expression of faith that transcends time."

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Specifications
MIT384
Brass
Height: 5 inch
Width: 9 inch
Depth: 9 inch
Weight 480 gm
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A Vessel of Sacred Offerings

This exquisite brass basket, often referred to as a "Pookudai," is a timeless piece designed to enhance your devotional practices and adorn your sacred spaces. Crafted from lustrous brass, a metal revered in many cultures for its purity and auspiciousness, this basket embodies a rich heritage of ritual and reverence. Its scalloped design, reminiscent of blooming petals, adds an element of natural beauty, making it a functional as well as an aesthetically pleasing addition to any puja room or altar. The Pookudai is traditionally used for presenting offerings, most notably flowers, to deities. Flowers, in Hindu traditions, are seen as symbols of beauty, impermanence, and devotion. They represent the ephemeral nature of life and the devotion of the worshipper offered at the divine feet. The act of offering flowers is a gesture of humility and surrender, and a beautiful vessel like this enhances the sanctity of the offering. In the Puranas, celestial beings are often depicted showering flowers upon heroes and gods from heavenly chariots, signifying blessings and divine favor. This basket channels that ancient tradition into your personal worship.

Symbolism and Craftsmanship

The choice of brass is deliberate and deeply symbolic. Brass is believed to possess antimicrobial properties and is often used in Ayurvedic practices. Its warm, golden hue is associated with prosperity, divinity, and positive energy. The craftsmanship evident in this Pookudai speaks to a tradition of skilled artisans who pour their devotion into creating sacred objects. The smooth, polished surface reflects light, symbolizing the illumination of the soul and the dispelling of darkness. The sturdy handle allows for easy transport, whether you are moving it from one sacred spot to another or carrying it during temple processions or home ceremonies.

Enhancing Your Rituals

Imagine adorning this basket with freshly plucked jasmine, marigolds, or lotus flowers for your daily puja. The vibrant colors of the blossoms will stand out against the warm glow of the brass, creating a captivating visual focal point. It can also be used to hold other sacred items such as incense sticks, camphor, or small idols, keeping your altar organized and dignified. Beyond its ritualistic purpose, this Pookudai can serve as a striking decorative piece in your home, a reminder of your spiritual connection and an emblem of refined taste. Its substantial size makes it versatile enough to hold a generous amount of offerings. This basket is not merely an object; it is an invitation to deepen your connection to the divine through beauty, tradition, and mindful practice.
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