Handcrafted Brass Rice Measuring Cup | Traditional Kalash / Water Pot for Pooja & Ritual Use | Gold

Product Description:

• Bring home the essence of tradition with this Handcrafted Brass Rice Measuring Cup, also known as a Kalash or Brass Water Pot. Made from pure brass, this timeless utensil serves multiple purposes in Indian households—from accurately measuring grains like rice, to playing a vital role in pooja rituals and temple offerings.
• Its rounded design with carved ridges reflects authentic Indian craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Often used in religious ceremonies like Kalash Sthapana, Griha Pravesh, Navratri, and Diwali, this cup is ideal for holding Gangajal, milk, rice, or other sacred elements. It’s also used as a traditional measuring tool in rural kitchens and Ayurvedic practices.
• Traditional brass measuring cups known as padi. It is made of brass and thus, is hardy and durable.Also, it is very easy to clean and use. In most cases it is used for generations.
• A miniature of traditional measuring vessel is a perfect home décor which brings the charm of old times.
• The product is used to measure agricultural products like rice grains and also used in religious ceremony.
• It is easy to clean and maintain. Use Tamarind or Lemon along with Salt to clean and shine the brass items in regular Basis

📌 Frequently Asked Questions

❓ What is this brass cup used for?

It serves two purposes:

• Traditionally used to measure rice or other grains

• Also functions as a small Kalash in religious ceremonies

❓ Is it made of pure brass?

Yes, it is handcrafted from 100% pure brass, ensuring durability, authenticity, and a classic look.

❓ Is it safe for food use?

Yes! Brass is widely used in Indian kitchens. Just avoid storing acidic foods.

❓ Can I use it for puja rituals?

Absolutely. It can hold:

• Gangajal (holy water)

• Charanamrit

• Offerings

• Flowers and leaves during religious ceremonies

❓ Is it decorative?

Yes. The elegant design and polished brass finish make it an excellent decorative accent for your home or altar.

❓ How should I clean it?

• Daily Use: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth

• Occasional Deep Cleaning: Use lemon + salt or tamarind paste. Rinse well and dry immediately.

• Avoid dishwashers or harsh chemicals

• ❓ Will it tarnish?

Over time, brass develops a natural golden patina, enhancing its vintage charm. Regular polishing restores shine.

❓ Is it gift-worthy?

Yes! Ideal for:
🎁 Housewarmings
🎁 Weddings
🎁 Diwali & festivals
🎁 Spiritual gifts

🌟 A Touch of Tradition in Every Home

Bring home a blend of utility and divinity with our Brass Rice Measuring Cup / Puja Kalash.