Brass Panchapatram (Designed)

A brass panchapatra is a sacred vessel used in Hindu rituals to offer liquids to deities during worship. It is used in temples and homes, and is considered a symbol of devotion and respect to the deity. 

Here are some uses and benefits of a brass panchapatra:

Offering liquids

The panchapatra is used to offer water, milk, or other sacred substances to deities during worship. 

Storing liquids

The panchapatra is used to store and offer theertham or abhisheka milk to devotees as prasadam. 

Symbol of reverence

Using a brass panchapatra for puja is a way to show reverence and devotion to the deity. 

Spiritual benefits

It is believed that using a brass panchapatra brings blessings and spiritual benefits to the worshipper. 

Purification

Brass is believed to have healing properties and is associated with purity. It is also believed to purify the liquids stored in the panchapatra, making them more suitable for offering to deities. 

Part of poojas

The panchapatra and pali set is an integral part of poojas. The holy charan amrit is placed before the pooja and then distributed upon the Pooja’s completion. 

Cleaning hands

The panchapatra is also used to clean hands of the devotees during the puja.