Brass Panchapatre

Sacred Scriptures suggest using chosen metals in temples and at home for pooja and other auspicious rituals. Natural metals like copper, brass, bronze, silver and gold are best suited for pooja. Utensils made of clay/terracotta and stone are also considered auspicious. Shastras also categorizes metals as inauspicious and immune. 

It is believed that the pooja utensils become more auspicious when used regularly as they absorb and retain the positive energy that emanates in the puja space. Hence older pooja utensils used by elders are preserved in the house as a mark of reverence.

Water is taken in the panchapatre for pooja and sanctified by invoking various river Goddess. The same water is used to purify the puja performer, the idols and the pooja space before initiating a pooja, beginning of meditation or recital of Holy Scriptures. This panchapatre from Pujaroom is made of brass and is a divine addition to your pooja space.

Cleaning Instructions:

1. Wash with water and if required scrub with Navin Shining Powder.
2. Do not use harsh chemicals on brass.
   
3. Leaving cleaning agents on the surface for long might corrode the surface.