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24kt GOLD PLATED KALASAM MANUFACTURER
A 24kt gold-plated Gopura Kalasam is a magnificent and revered symbol in Hindu temple architecture. The Gopura Kalasam is a sacred finial or ornamental spire typically placed at the apex of the gopuram, the monumental tower at the entrance of a Hindu temple. Adorning the Kalasam with a 24kt gold plating adds to its splendor, sanctity, and symbolic significance.
COPPER GOPURA KALASAM MANUFACTURER
A Copper Gopura Kalasam is a significant architectural element found in Hindu temples, particularly in South India. The Gopura Kalasam is a sacred finial or ornamental spire that adorns the apex of the gopuram, which is the monumental tower at the entrance of a Hindu temple. When crafted from copper, the Gopura Kalasam gains unique characteristics and symbolism.
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BRASS GOPURA KALASAM MANUFACTURER
A brass Kalasam is a sacred ceremonial pot or vessel typically found atop the pinnacle of Hindu temples, especially in South India. It is considered one of the most significant and auspicious elements in temple architecture. The Kalasam is usually made of brass, a metal alloy composed primarily of copper and zinc, known for its durability, malleability, and lustrous appearance. Here's a description of the brass Kalasam and its significance:
KAVASAM MANUFACTURER
A "copper kavasam" for a stone idol typically refers to a protective covering or casing made of copper that is placed over or around a stone deity idol.
Copper is considered a sacred metal in Hinduism, symbolizing purity, auspiciousness, and divine blessings. The presence of a copper kavasam reinforces the sanctity
VAHANAM MANUFACTURER
In Hindu temple traditions, a "vahanam" refers to a sacred vehicle or mount that is associated with a particular deity. These vahanams are used during processions, festivals, and other religious ceremonies to carry the deity idol or image, allowing devotees to have darshan (auspicious viewing) of the deity as it moves through the temple premises or the surrounding streets.
KODI MARAM MANUFACTURER
The Kodimaram, also known as the Dwajasthambam or flagstaff, is a prominent architectural element found in Hindu temples, especially in South India. It is a tall, often intricately carved pillar made of wood or metal, erected in front of the temple's main entrance or within the temple complex. The Kodimaram holds significant religious, symbolic, and ritualistic importance in Hindu temple architecture.
BRONZE, BRASS, COPPER, IDOL MANUFACTURER
dols in Hinduism are sacred representations or images of gods, goddesses, deities, or divine beings. These idols serve as focal points for devotion, worship, and spiritual connection for millions of followers worldwide.
Idols are revered objects of worship in Hindu temples, shrines, and households, where they receive offerings of flowers, incense, food, and prayers from devotees. Worship rituals, such as puja, abhishekam, and arati, are performed to honor and appease the deity represented by the idol, seeking blessings, protection, and guidance in various aspects of life.
STATUE
MANUFACTURER
A statue is a three-dimensional representation of a person, animal, deity, object, or abstract concept, typically created by sculptors using various materials and techniques. Statues have been an integral part of human culture and civilization for thousands of years, serving diverse purposes ranging from religious worship to commemoration, artistic expression, and public ornamentation. Here's a detailed description of statues:
PATH WAY RAILING
MANUFACTURER
Temple pathway railings are architectural features commonly found in the pathways or corridors leading to the main sanctum or shrine within Hindu temples. These railings serve several purposes, ranging from practical safety measures to symbolic and aesthetic enhancements.
SCULPTURE MANUFACTURER
Sculpture is a timeless art form that involves the creation of three-dimensional forms, typically by carving, modeling, or molding materials such as stone, metal, wood, clay, or other substances. Sculptures can range from small, intricate figurines to monumental statues and reliefs, and they have been an integral part of human expression and cultural heritage for thousands of years.
