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Name: Hanging Shirodhara Pot In Copper | Made In India
Brand: Exotic India
SKU: DDC775
Price: 225.00 USD
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10" Copper Hanging Chain

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	DDC775
	Copper
	Height: 11.3 inch
	Width: 10.3 inch
	Depth: 10.3 inch
	Weight 1.50 kg

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The Vessel of Tranquility

Encounter the ancient practice of Shirodhara with this beautifully crafted, hand-hammered copper pot. Shirodhara, derived from the Sanskrit words "shiro" (head) and "dhara" (flow), is a profound Ayurvedic healing technique where warm, medicated oil is gently and steadily poured over the forehead. This practice is believed to calm the mind, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being. Imagine the feeling of the warm oil cascading over your "Ajna chakra," also known as the third eye, the seat of intuition and wisdom. This continuous stream is thought to balance the doshas, the vital energies of the body, and harmonize the nervous system, bringing about a state of deep relaxation. The soft, rhythmic motion is almost hypnotic, lulling the mind into a state of peacefulness.

A Legacy of Healing: Copper and Ayurveda

Crafted entirely from copper, this Shirodhara pot embodies the essence of traditional Ayurvedic practices. Copper, revered for its healing properties in Ayurveda, is believed to possess antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory qualities. The metal is considered a sacred element in many ancient traditions, symbolizing health, prosperity, and spiritual growth. In Ayurvedic medicine, storing water in copper vessels is an age-old practice to enrich the water with the beneficial properties of the metal. This association with health and purity makes copper an ideal material for a vessel intended for therapeutic purposes. This Shirodhara pot, skillfully made in India, represents not only a tool for therapeutic treatment but also a piece of cultural heritage. It embodies the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda, passed down through generations of healers and practitioners. The meticulous craftsmanship reflects the dedication to preserving and honoring these time-tested traditions. It stands as a beautiful testament to India’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

Embracing the Ritual

The elegant, spherical design of the pot, with its meticulously formed spout, allows for a smooth and even flow of oil. The hanging chain ensures the pot can be easily suspended, providing stability and ease of use during the Shirodhara treatment. As you prepare for your own Shirodhara experience, envision the ancient rishis and sages who first discovered and perfected this healing art. Allow yourself to be transported to a place of profound relaxation and inner peace, guided by the gentle touch of warm oil and the wisdom of Ayurveda. This vessel is designed to serve as a conduit for that transformation, bringing balance and tranquility to your mind and body.

The Power of Worship: Performing an Abhishek with Purpose

Abhishek Patra is a vessel made of different materials such as brass, steel, copper, and bronze. It is mainly used for performing a ritual known as “Abhishek” or “Abhishekam”. In this ritual, the deities are bathed with various liquid ingredients such as honey, water, milk, etc before dressing them. It comes in various shapes and sizes depending upon the number and size of the deities to be placed. There is a flat plate or tray on the top for placing the deity on it. The vessel is designed in such a way that there is an outlet or passage in the tray so that all the liquids are poured out and collected in a separate vessel.

1. Establish a place for worship

Before starting the Pooja, you should clean the area where you will perform the worship. It could be the deity/pooja room or any other vacant place. You may also sprinkle a few drops of Gangajal to make the space pure.

2. Make sure the required paraphernalia are present before beginning

To avoid interrupting the worship, keeping all the items ready for before performing Abhishekam is necessary. The required items are Abhishek Patra, a cleansed conch shell, five Pancha Patras or water pots, a receptacle for Charanamrit (liquid mixture), 1 cup of milk, ½ cup of yogurt, 2 tablespoons of honey, 2 tablespoons of sugar in water, and 1 tablespoon of ghee.

3. Mentally worship the Spiritual Master and the Lordship

It is very important for you to offer your respectful obeisance unto your Spiritual Master and the Lord before performing any service or Pooja. By doing this, you develop a mood of service and attract the mercy of Guru and Bhagavan.

4. Perform Abhishek

For performing the Abhishek of the deity, first of all, fill all the liquid ingredients (milk, honey, yogurt, sugar syrup, and ghee) in five different unused or new containers (Pancha Patra). You could also make a mixture of these. If you are worshiping the deity of Radha Krishna, Lord Jagannath, Lord Vishnu, or Lord Narasimha, you must put a Tulsi leaf in each of the ingredients. Now, gently place the deity on the tray of the Abhishek Patra. Take the cleansed conch and pour one liquid ingredient into it; you could start with milk. With your right hand, bathe the deity with all the liquids one by one by titling the elongated end of the conch. You must chant some Pranam Mantras while performing this worship. If you do not know any specific mantras, you can simply chant the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna / Krishna Krishna Hare Hare/Hare Ram Hare Ram / Ram Ram Hare Hare.

5. Collect all the liquids

Now that the Abhishek is done, it is time to collect the liquid mixture into a separate container. You can collect either by slightly tilting the Abhishek Patra or pushing through the passage using your hand.

6. Clean and dress the deity

Take a dry towel and clean the deity to remove any stains or drops of liquid ingredients used in the Abhishek. It is the time to decorate the deity with a beautiful dress, flower garlands, and different ornaments.

Abhishek Patra serves as the best medium for carrying out occasional or even regular bathing of small deities. It can be made of different materials such as brass, copper, and steel. It may also bear beautiful engravings of motifs on the body.

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