Description

• Ashtalakshmi silver polished Kalash Chombu is a sacred vessel used in Hindu worship to honor the Ashtalakshmi, the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi. They are believed to bestow eight different kinds of wealth and blessings upon their devotees.
• A traditional silver polished lota Chombu, adorned with intricate details of the eight forms of the Goddess Lakshmi.
• A must-have kalasam during Varalakshmi and Navaratri pooja, it is designed to hold water during any ritualistic practices such as abhishekam, ritual bathing of the deity, and offering to guests as a symbol of hospitality.
• The kalash lota can be filled with fresh water, turmeric, rose water, coins, javvadhu powder. And topped with coconut smeared with turmeric, and fresh mango leaves inserted on the sides.
• The silver polished lota for pooja is an auspicious symbol and a versatile piece that can be used in various occassions, religious rituals, functions, and festivals. It also makes a beautiful addition to any collection.
• It is believed that by worshiping the Ashtalakshmi with devotion and offering prayers, one can receive blessings and enjoy a life of prosperity, happiness, and success.
• These items are often used in Hindu religious practices, especially during worship or special ceremonies, and they serve both decorative and spiritual purposes.
• Ashtalakshmi, a Chombu with images or engravings of the eight forms of Lakshmi could be used in worship practices. Such items are often used in temples or home altars to honor the goddess and seek her blessings.