Brass Dasavatharam uruli 16″

Height: 16 Inches , Weight: 12.750 Kg 

A brass Dasavatharam Uruli is a traditional South Indian vessel, typically made of brass or bronze, that features the ten avatars (incarnations) of Lord Vishnu intricately sculpted or etched on its surface. The term “Uruli” itself refers to a shallow, circular bowl, traditionally used for cooking or decorative purposes.

Brass Dasavatharam uruli Usage:

• Decorative Purposes: This is the most common modern use. A Brass Dasavatharam Uruli is primarily used as a stunning decorative piece in homes, offices, hotels, and resorts.
  • Flower Displays: Fill the uruli with water and float fresh flowers (like roses, marigolds, or lotus) and sometimes floating candles. This creates a beautiful and calming centerpiece, especially during festivals, special occasions like weddings, or simply for daily ambiance.
  • Entryway Decor: Placing a water-filled uruli with flowers at the entrance of a home is considered auspicious and welcoming, symbolizing prosperity and positive energy.
  • Living Room Centerpiece: It can be a focal point on a coffee table, dining table, or in a prayer room, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the space.
  • Garden Accent: Larger urulis can be used outdoors as decorative elements, even as birdbaths.
  • Pooja Room Essential: Due to the depiction of the sacred Dashavatara, these urulis are highly revered and used in puja (worship) rooms for offering water, flowers, or other ritualistic items during religious ceremonies. They add a spiritual and traditional touch to the sacred space.
  • Symbol of Prosperity and Culture: The presence of a brass uruli, especially one adorned with the Dashavatara, is considered a symbol of good luck, wealth, and a connection to traditional Indian culture.
  • Gifting: They make meaningful and elegant gifts for housewarmings, weddings, or festive events, signifying prosperity and cultural richness.