11" Shodasa Upachara Brass Hand Fan for Pooja

This hand fan depicts the Shodasa Upachara, the sixteen ritual offerings made during Hindu worship ceremonies. Cast in brass, the fan features intricate symbolic imagery across its face, with the handle extending upward to create a unified devotional object. At 11.2 inches tall and 6.5 inches wide, it commands presence without demanding floor space, making it both a functional implement and a spiritual artifact for personal prayer or altar use.

Hand cast in brass, the fan carries the warm patina that develops naturally over time, deepening the visual richness of its detailed surface. Its slim profile and manageable weight make it comfortable to hold during puja rituals or to display on a shelf, where light plays across the casting reveals the depth of the metalwork.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 11.2 inches height, 6.5 inches width, 0.2 inches thickness
• Weight: 200 grams
• Craft: Hand cast brass with symbolic iconography depicting the sixteen ritual offerings
• Care: Polish occasionally with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the brass finish
• Occasion: Puja rituals, altar worship, or meaningful gift for practitioners of Hindu devotional practices

This fan suits anyone who honors traditional worship practices or seeks an authentic ritual object that connects daily spiritual observance to centuries of devotional tradition. It makes a grounded, respectful gift for those deepening their practice.