Havan Kund (Available In 13 Sizes) | Copper
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Havan Kund (Available In 13 Sizes) | Copper

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Havan or Yagya or yajna is an Indian ritual that has its roots in the Vedic period. People perform yajna using special herbal ingredients and mantras for different worldly or spiritual aims. It is prescribed in ritual texts that the vessel in which Havan is performed should be made of ritual-appropriate and pure materials only if you want the sacrifice to yield maximum and positive results. This small copper Havan Kund is ideal if you are looking for the right vessel for yajna at your home. 

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Specifications
ZBG03
Copper
Height: 1.00 inch
Width: 5.00 inch
Depth: 5.00 inch
Weight 100 gm
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100% Handmade
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MADE IN INDIA.

An Ancient Vessel for Sacred Offerings

The Havan Kund is a cornerstone of Vedic rituals, a sacred vessel designed to hold the sacred fire that is central to many Hindu ceremonies. This beautifully crafted copper Havan Kund, available in a variety of sizes, embodies centuries of tradition and spiritual significance. Copper, a metal revered in ancient texts for its purity and ability to conduct energy, is the ideal material for this essential ritualistic item. Its natural properties are believed to enhance the efficacy of the offerings and prayers made during the Havan.

The Significance of Havan

Havan, also known as Yajna, is a profound ritual that involves offering oblations into a consecrated fire. It is a way to invoke divine blessings, purify the environment, and foster spiritual growth. The Havan Kund serves as the altar for this sacred fire, a focal point for the energy of the ceremony. The shape of the kund itself, often a square or pyramidal form, symbolizes the earth and the cosmos, with the fire representing the divine presence that bridges the two. Performing Havan is believed to appease deities, remove negative energies, and usher in prosperity and well-being.

Mythological Roots and Cultural Resonance

The practice of Havan traces its origins back to the Vedic period, described extensively in ancient scriptures like the Rigveda and Yajurveda. Tales abound of gods and goddesses performing Yajna to attain boons or overcome challenges. For instance, it is said that Lord Brahma performed a Yajna to create the universe, and in the epic Ramayana, Lord Rama himself performed several sacrifices to seek divine guidance and blessings. The Havan Kund is not merely a physical object; it is a conduit to the divine, a tangible link to the ancient wisdom and practices that have shaped Indian culture for millennia. The Yajna is a dynamic and participatory ritual, where the mantras chanted and the offerings made are believed to be carried by the flames to the celestial realms.

Craftsmanship and Enduring Value

This Havan Kund is meticulously crafted from high-quality copper, ensuring its durability and aesthetic appeal. The metal is known for its pliability, allowing artisans to shape it into precise forms essential for ritualistic accuracy. The warm, earthy tones of the copper add a touch of elegance to any sacred space. Over time, the copper will develop a natural patina, a testament to its use and age, further enhancing its spiritual resonance. Each Havan Kund is a testament to the enduring craftsmanship that upholds these sacred traditions. The rings attached to the sides are not merely decorative; they provide a practical means for carrying the kund, especially when it might still hold residual warmth after a ceremony. This thoughtful design element underscores the functional aspect of this sacred artifact.
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