Katori for Pooja set

This item is crafted by artisans in India, where the art of creation is passed down from generation to generation, preserving a rich cultural heritage.

Katori are small brass bowls used in pooja. Katori are often used to hold and display various offered substances or symbols during religious rituals.

Here are some examples of what can be stored in katori for pooja:

Prasad: Katori can be used to serve prasad, which is sacred food that is offered to a deity and later eaten by ceremony participants as a blessing.

Kumkum and Chandan: Colored kumkum powder (often red) and sandalwood paste (chandan), used to decorate the forehead during ceremonies.

Rice: Sacred rice that can be used in various aspects of rituals.

Flowers: Flowers that are offered to a deity as an act of worship and beauty.

Camphor (Kapoor): Small pieces of camphor that can be used in aarti (lamp lighting ceremony) or other rituals.

Moli (Gems): Colored threads or bracelets that are used as symbols of protection during ceremonies.

Akshata (Sacred Rice): Rice offered as an act of blessing.

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