11" Brass Ven Samaram Handmade Pooja Chawar

This hand cast brass chawar rises to 11.5 inches, a ritual implement shaped with the tapered handle and fanned head typical of puja vessels used in South Indian temple worship. The brass gleams with warm golden tones, catching light along the contoured surfaces where the craftsman's tool marks speak to its handmade origin. A chawar, traditionally whisked in circular motions during ceremonies, carries deep spiritual significance in Ven Samaram practices and Vedic rituals.

Cast as a hollow piece, the chawar balances presence with portability, light enough to use in active worship yet substantial enough to command attention on a shelf or altar. It works equally well as a functioning ritual tool or as a sculptural reverence piece displayed among your spiritual art collection.

• Material Hand cast brass
• Dimensions 11.50 inch Height x 2.50 inch Width x 2.50 inch Depth
• Weight 460 grams
• Craft Hand cast, individual tool marks visible
• Care Dust with a soft cloth; polish with brass cleaner to restore shine
• Occasion Puja ritual use, temple offerings, spiritual altar display

Ideal for practitioners of Vedic worship, temple custodians, or collectors of authentic puja vessels who value handcrafted Indian ritual objects with genuine liturgical roots.