Brass Pooja Lota Small Set of 2 | Mini Kalash Lota

Brass Pooja Lota Small – Set of 2 is a pair of small, plain brass lotas with a flared rim, a ribbed neck band, and a rounded belly, shaped in the classic kalash-like form used across Indian pooja rituals. It is handcrafted, used to hold water, ganga jal, or other liquids offered during worship, and works well as a compact addition to a home pooja shelf or as a symbolic Navratri or Diwali return gift for family, friends, and guests in India or abroad. Product Highlights • Classic Lota Silhouette - A flared mouth, ribbed neck, and rounded belly give it the traditional kalash-style shape recognised across Indian households. • Solid Brass Build - Made from brass, the metal long used for pooja lotas and water vessels in Indian homes. • Sold as a Pair - Comes as two identical lotas, so there's no need to order separately for a matching set. • Wide, Easy-Pour Mouth - The flared rim makes it simple to fill with water and pour during rituals without spilling. • Compact Size - Measures about 4.4 cm in height and 4.4 cm in diameter, weighing close to 50 grams, small enough for a pooja shelf, travel kit, or altar corner. Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Brass Pooja Lota Small – Set of 2? • Plain, Not Motif-Specific - Unlike our Shanku Chakra Pooja Lota, this one carries no embossed symbols, so it suits any deity or pooja tradition without tying it to a specific one. • A Ready-Made Pair - Two matching lotas in one order, useful for daily pooja, festival rituals, or gifting as a set. • Doubles as a Mini Kalash - Its shape and size make it suitable for small ceremonial uses beyond routine pooja, such as a symbolic kalash at a housewarming or puja setup. • Easy to Handle Daily - Light enough to fill, carry, and clean as part of a regular pooja routine. Frequently Asked Questions • What is a brass pooja lota used for? It is mainly used to hold water, ganga jal, or other liquids during pooja and other Indian religious rituals. • Is this the same as your Shanku Chakra Pooja Lota? No. This is a plain lota with no embossed motifs, while the Shanku Chakra Pooja Lota carries the shanku and chakra symbols associated with Lord Vishnu. • How much water does this small lota hold? At about 4.4 cm in height and diameter, it holds a small quantity, suited for daily pooja use rather than large ceremonies. • Can this be used as a mini kalash for occasions like housewarmings? Yes. Its shape works well as a small symbolic kalash for pooja setups, though for large ceremonial kalash requirements a bigger vessel may be more practical. • Does this lota come with a coconut or mango leaves? No, the set includes only the two brass lotas. Coconuts and mango leaves are meant to be added separately as per your ritual.