PujaCraft Brass Kerala Traditional Ayyapan Kavara Vilakku (Heavy and traditional, Height: 16cm , Width: 21cm , Weight: 435 Gram)

About PujaCraft Kerala Traditional Ayyapan Kavara Vilakku
Handmade Kerala kavara Vilakku is a brass oil lamp with three branches, that is often used in temple sanctums and in the 'puja room' or worship room, in homes.
A special 3 lamps in one vilakku, the Kavara vilakku has a prominent place in the sanctum santorum of temples and pooja rooms. It looks so grand, it can be placed in the living room in a prominent place. This lamp is also a part of the Ashtamangaya set.
The lighting of this lamp brings in positive energy. This lamp brings a sense of balance and unity. The trinity originates from one source. The lamp comes dismantled in order to package it and can be reassembled easily.
Oil should not be poured into the vilaku from its top( Koomb/head). It should be done through any of the sides. Use good quality oil such as sesame or coconut along with a cotton wick.
This lamp is also a part of the Ashtamangaya set. The lighting of this lamp brings in positive energy.

Product details:
Material: Brass.
Dimensions : Width: 21cm, Height: 16cm, Weight: 435 Grams.
The package contains 1 Unit.
Perfect for Home, Temple, and housewarming gifting.

Traditional value:
Ayyappan (Tamil: ஐயப்பன்; Malayalam: അയ്യപ്പൻ), also called Dharmasastha and Manikandan, is a Hindu deity popular in Southern India, particularly in the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. He is considered to be the epitome of dharma, truth, and righteousness and is often called upon to obliterate evil.
A unique 3 lamps in one vilakku, the Kavara vilakku has a prominent place in the sanctum santorum of temples and pooja rooms. It looks so grand, it can be placed in the living room in a prominent place.
Diyas symbolize goodness and purity, and lighting them denotes dispelling darkness and going into the light. And since Deepavali is celebrated on the new moon day, a time of darkness everywhere; lighting these lamps is a means to get rid of darkness
Diyas are an essential part of every household and small diyas are generally lit during poojas or festivals. Flames denote power and the Light denotes the path of wisdom, divinity, and spiritual upliftment.