Kumbhari, Solapur · 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM · Open all seven days
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Collection · Brass
Deepams, murtis, kalash, bells and thalis in temple-grade brass. We do not sell foil that dents at the first festival.
Made to order in three sizes
Cast and hand-finished brass deepam for daily puja and festival lighting. The reservoir holds oil for a long evening, and the wicks sit in a stable crown so the flame does not wander.
Care. Wash with warm water and a drop of lemon; dry at once. A thin film of coconut oil keeps the gold tone.
Several heights from 4 to 18 inches
Lost-wax and sand-cast figures, chased by hand so the trunk, jewellery and vahana read clearly. Suitable for a home shrine or a shop doorway.
Care. Dust with a dry cloth. Avoid abrasive powders that cut the patina.
Sold as a complete puja set
A traditional kalash in heavy-gauge brass, proportioned to hold water, mango leaves and coconut for sankalpa and griha pravesh.
Care. Rinse after each ritual. Do not leave standing water overnight.
Diameter from 8 to 24 inches
Spun and hammered urli bowls, used in courtyards and foyers. Fill with water and loose flowers, or with oil and floating wicks for the evening.
Care. Dry fully between uses to avoid water spots. A soft brass polish twice a year is enough.
Tuned by ear, not by machine
Hand-cast bells with a long sustain. Each piece is struck and listened to before it leaves the workshop — thin, tinny bells are melted back.
Care. Keep the clapper free of thread and dust. Do not lacquer if you want the living sound.
Plain, engraved, or with nested bowls
A balanced thali with a low rim so nothing rolls off during aarti. Nested katoris for kumkum, turmeric and rice can be added.
Care. Hand wash. The inner bowls can go in warm soapy water; the tray prefers a wipe.
