Weight: 2.020 kg, Height: 3 inches
Uruli With Lotus Diya :
The central, shallow bowl is a traditional Uruli, and its main use is for an aesthetic and spiritual display involving water ,
- Floating Flower Display: This is the most popular and traditional use.
- Fill: Fill the central bowl with fresh water.
- Decorate: Float fresh flowers and petals (like marigolds, roses, jasmine, or lotus) on the surface of the water.
- Add Fragrance: You can add a few drops of rosewater or an essential oil to the water to create a calming and fragrant atmosphere.
- Floating Candle/Tea Light Display: The bowl can be filled with water, and floating candles can be placed on the surface for a tranquil, illuminated effect.
- Vastu and Prosperity: Placing a water-filled Uruli at the entrance of a home or in the Northeast corner is believed in Vastu Shastra to invite positive energy, abundance, and prosperity, as water symbolizes wealth and purity.
- Lighting for Pooja: Place a cotton wick in each of the surrounding lotus-shaped holders. Fill the holders with oil (such as sesame or coconut oil) or ghee (clarified butter) and light them during daily prayers or rituals.
- Festive Illumination: The Uruli with its multiple lamps is perfect for special occasions like Diwali (Festival of Lights), Karthigai Deepam, and other Hindu festivals, where it’s used to illuminate the home and invite blessings.
- Creating an Aura of Purity and Calm: The sight of the multiple flames emanating from the brass, often coupled with the natural elements of water and flowers, creates a powerful sense of serenity and spiritual purity.
