Abhisheka Patra Brass Ritual Puja Vessel

This Abhisheka Patra is a hand cast copper and brass vessel designed for ritual ablution and temple ceremonies. The broad, shallow form allows for pouring water or sanctified liquids over a deity or sacred object during puja rites. Its dual metal construction and warm metallic finish reflect centuries of Hindu and Buddhist ritual practice, where the abhisheka, or anointing ceremony, holds deep spiritual significance.

Cast with attention to balance and functionality, this patra sits comfortably on a puja altar or shrine shelf. The generous 30-inch width and 22-inch depth give it presence without demanding a sprawling footprint, while its modest height keeps it accessible for ceremonial use. The burnished brass and copper surfaces develop a natural patina over time, aging gracefully with repeated ritual use.

• Material: Copper and Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 2 inches Height x 30 inches Width x 22 inches Depth
• Weight: 1.3 kg
• Finish: Brass and copper with natural patina development
• Craft: Hand cast with traditional metalworking technique
• Care: Wipe clean with a soft cloth; polish gently to restore shine
• Occasion: Temple consecration, daily puja practice, ritual ablution ceremonies

This vessel suits priests, temple custodians, and dedicated practitioners who perform regular abhisheka rituals at home or in devotional settings. It is an authentic working tool for sacred ceremony, grounded in traditional Indian metalcraft.