Brass Ceremonial Urli

Brass ceremonial urlis are historic vessels used in Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies, especially in South India and Sri Lanka. The urli is a small circular metal dish used to carry water or flowers. The vase is usually embellished with complex motifs that reflect India's rich creative past. The urli is sometimes filled with water and flowers during ceremonies and placed on an altar or other sacred site. Water and flowers are said to bring blessings and good fortune since they represent purity, beauty, and devotion. Brass ceremonial urli vessels are beautiful objects that bring a sense of elegance and tradition to any room. They are well-liked by people all throughout the world.

• Mouth Diameter: 32.5 cm
• Pack of one piece
• Material: Brass
• As it Appears