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Traditional peacock deepa design inspired by South Indian temple art. Peacock symbolizes beauty, grace, and divine protection in Hindu mythology. Classic temple lighting accessory used for daily aarti ceremonies and festival celebrations. Represents Lord Murugan's vahana (divine vehicle).

Type: Silver Peacock Deepa / Temple Oil Lamp
Material: Sterling silver 925 purity with mirror polished finish; exact weight 64 grams
Craftsmanship: Handcrafted peacock sculpture with detailed feather work and graceful neck positioning. Features circular oil lamp bowl mounted on peacock body. Lotus petal base design with intricate chasing work. Scalloped edges on base for added elegance.
Dimensions: Height: 4″ | Base diameter: 3.5″ | Oil bowl: 2″ diameter

Traditional South Indian temple deepastambha design inspired by Chola dynasty temple architecture. Features Goddess Lakshmi for prosperity and elephant motifs for strength and good fortune. Classic temple lamp stand used in daily puja ceremonies and festival celebrations.

Type: Silver Lakshmi Deepa Stand / Temple Oil Lamp
Material: Sterling silver 925 purity with mirror polish finish; exact weight 393 grams
Craftsmanship: Multi-tier temple-style design featuring Goddess Lakshmi statue with ornate aureole backdrop. Four elephant head decorative elements positioned around the circular oil lamp platform. Hand-chased fluted column with traditional Nakashi relief work. Elaborate lotus petal base with intricate vine scroll patterns.
Dimensions: Height: 18″ | Base diameter: 8″ | Oil lamp platform: 6″

Drawing from ancient Vedic traditions, this deepa represents the eternal flame of knowledge and divine presence. The lotus-inspired bowl symbolizes purity rising from earthly elements, while the elevated design ensures the sacred flame reaches heavenward. This timeless form has graced temple sanctums and home shrines for millennia, bringing light to countless prayers and celebrations.

Type: Sacred Deepa (Oil Lamp/Diya)
Material: Premium sterling silver (92.5% purity); net weight approximately 59 grams
Craftsmanship: Hand-forged in classical lotus petal design with mirror-polished finish. The broad, shallow bowl features gently curved sides that taper to a central wick holder. Supported by an elegant fluted pedestal base that elevates the flame for optimal light dispersion. Interior bowl is smooth-finished for easy oil filling and maintenance.
Dimensions: Height: 2.5″ | Diameter: 2″ | Base width: 1.5″

In Indian lore, Kamadhenu grants prosperity, spiritual nourishment, and fulfillment of wishes. This sculpture celebrates the divine bovine as a living temple, carrying sacred stories and blessings from multiple gods. The artistic style evokes classical South Indian temple panels and epic narratives, embodied in rich Nakashi craftsmanship.

Type: Kamadhenu (Divine Wish-Fulfilling Cow) & Calf Sculpture
Material: 92.5% sterling silver with deep oxidized finish enhancing reliefwork; net weight 1,502 grams
Craftsmanship: A masterful lost-wax cast with Nakashi repoussé showcasing an elaborate tableau of Hindu deities and saints gracefully adorning the Kamadhenu’s body. The finely chased figures depict scenes of divine play, devotion, and wisdom on a textured floral and foliate background. The calf mirrors this intricate floral relief in reduced scale. Polished silver accents the horns, hooves, and tail for visual contrast.
Dimensions: Height: 6″ | Width: 8.4″ | Depth: 3.5″

Inspired by the ancient Epics and temple frescoes where Kamadhenu embodies the sum of divine blessings. Each deity tableau recalls scenes from Vedic lore—Lakshmi for prosperity, Saraswati for wisdom, Shiva’s meditative form, and the Saptarishis for spiritual lineage—rendering this sculpture a three-dimensional sacred mandala of blessings.

Type: Monumental Kamadhenu & Calf Sculpture
Material: Premium sterling silver (92.5% purity) with polished highlights and oxidized recesses; net weight 1,474 grams
Craftsmanship: Master lost-wax cast and hand-chased in intricate Nakashi relief, the cow’s flanks are a tapestry of divine forms—depicting multiple deities, sages, and celestial beings seated upon lotuses, framed by scrolling vines and floral motifs. The calf features matching chased relief on its saddlecloth. Sculpted with dynamic posture and lifelike anatomy, all figures blend seamlessly into the silver hide. The base is a textured field of sacred floral-scroll engraving, finished with integrated hoof feet.
Dimensions: Height: 6″ | Width: 8.4″ | Depth: 3.5″

Inspired by ancient temple iconography of Kamadhenu, the wish-fulfilling cow revered as the embodiment of goddess Lakshmi. Paired with her calf, this sculpture symbolizes nourishment, prosperity, and maternal devotion, echoing traditional South Indian temple reliefs where sacred bovine forms grace the sanctum.

Type: Kamadhenu (Divine Cow) & Calf Sculpture
Material: 92.5% sterling silver with natural polished finish; net weight 327 grams
Craftsmanship: Hand-cast using lost-wax technique and refined with traditional chasing. The cow’s body is rendered in smooth silver, while the saddle blanket bears deep-relief Nakashi scrollwork surrounding a central Lakshmi icon. The calf features a matching chased cloak. Each leg is accented with hand-forged silver anklets. All surfaces are mirror-polished to highlight the contrast between sleek form and textured relief.
Dimensions: Height: 3″ | Width (nose to tail): 4.6″ | Depth: 1.5″

Kamadhenu, the celestial cow of Hindu mythology, symbolizes abundance, nourishment, and divine grace. This sculpture draws from classical South Indian temple iconography, where celestial cows flanked sanctum entrances, blessing devotees with prosperity. The calf represents devotion and continuity of blessings.

Type: Kamadhenu (Sacred Wish-Fulfilling Cow) & Calf Sculpture
Material: 92.5% sterling silver body with 22k gold-plated saddle and calf cloaks; net weight approximately 1,030 grams
Embellishments: Hand-set round rubies (deep red) and emeralds (vivid green) in bead bezels adorning the cow’s harness, saddle blanket, and calf’s cloak
Craftsmanship: Masterfully cast in lost-wax silver, then chased with Nakashi relief for lifelike musculature and ornate filigree. The gold-plated panels are intricately chased with lotus scrolls and deity vignettes, including four blessed Lakshmi avatars on the saddle. Polished silver hide contrasts with oxidized relief to highlight details.
Dimensions: Length: 9″ | Height: 6″ | Width: 3″

Inspired by the ancient tradition of worshipping Tulsi in richly decorated kundas, this design merges Dravidian temple architecture and Mughal Nakashi artistry. Each panel invites devotees to contemplate different divine attributes—purity, prosperity, strength, and cosmic balance—during daily puja and festival rites.

Type: Multifaceted Tulsi Kunda (Holy Basil Planter)
Material: Premium sterling silver (92.5% purity) with polished rim and dark-oxidized Nakashi relief; weight 769 grams
Craftsmanship: Six distinct panels encircle this square kunda, each showcasing unique repoussé and chasing patterns:

• Panel 1: Lotus-scroll and bead motif symbolizing purity

• Panel 2: Vine-scroll with bud accents denoting growth

• Panel 3: Paisley-framed filigree representing auspicious blessings

• Panel 4: Intertwined floral lattice for divine harmony

• Panel 5: Gajamukha (elephant head) motif honoring strength

• Panel 6: Geometric band with floral rosettes for cosmic order

A scalloped lotus-petal rim crowns the top, while a heavy-tiered base with carved petal borders provides stability. Interior is mirror-polished for optimal Tulsi growth.

Drawing inspiration from royal temple processions where elephants carried sacred offerings to deities, this urli celebrates the elephant as Ganesha's divine form and symbol of wisdom, prosperity, and removal of obstacles. The Nakashi technique, perfected during the Vijayanagara and Mughal periods, transforms this vessel into a masterpiece reflecting the grandeur of ancient temple festivals and royal court ceremonies.

Type: Grand Elephant-Footed Nakashi Temple Urli
Material: Premium sterling silver (92.5% purity) with contrasting polished rim and oxidized repoussé relief; gross weight 1,448 grams; net weight 1,448 grams
Craftsmanship: Masterfully executed using traditional Nakashi repoussé and chasing techniques. The flared bowl showcases continuous relief panels depicting majestic elephants in procession, interspersed with ornate floral-scroll borders and lotus motifs. Four sculpted elephant feet support the vessel, each meticulously detailed with toenail carvings and ornamental anklets. The interior features a radiating lotus-mandala pattern in deep relief, mirror-polished for luminous contrast.
Dimensions: Height: 4" | Width: 11" | Depth: 2.8"

Rooted in ancient Indian temple traditions where peacocks symbolize divine protection, immortality, and the cosmic dance of creation. The nakashi relief technique traces its origins to Mughal-era court artisans who perfected this intricate metalwork for royal ceremonial vessels. In Hindu iconography, the peacock represents Saraswati's divine mount and Krishna's crown feather, making this bowl especially auspicious for worship rituals, sacred water storage, and prasadam offerings.

Type: Ceremonial Silver Bowl with Nakashi Relief Artistry
Material: Premium sterling silver (92.5% purity) with oxidized patina finish; weight 391 grams; single-piece handcrafted vessel
Craftsmanship: Features exquisite deep-relief nakashi carvings showcasing a magnificent peacock motif surrounded by intricate vine scrollwork, lotus blossoms, and paisley borders. The peacock, symbol of divine grace and spiritual awakening, is rendered with meticulous feather detail and ornate tail plumage. The bowl's exterior displays continuous floral patterns executed in traditional repoussé and chasing techniques, with oxidized recesses enhancing the three-dimensional effect. Interior surface is mirror-polished for practical use in temple offerings and ceremonial presentations.
Dimensions: Height: 4" | Width: 6.4" | Interior capacity: approximately 500ml

Inspired by South Indian temple offering stands (naivedyam thali) used for presenting sacred fruits and sweets to deities. The nakashi relief patterns mirror the intricate stonework found in Pallava and Chola temple architecture, where every curve celebrates divine abundance and devotional artistry.

Type: Ornate Silver Fruit Stand with Nakashi Relief Base
Material: High-grade sterling silver (92.5% purity) with mirror-polished finish; weight 327 grams; single-piece luxury serving vessel
Craftsmanship: Features an elevated circular serving plate with rope-twist rim detail, supported by a cylindrical stem rising from an intricately carved nakashi base. The base showcases deep-relief vine scrollwork, lotus motifs, and paisley patterns executed in traditional repoussé and chasing techniques. Four ornate scroll feet elevate the piece for dramatic presentation. All surfaces are hand-burnished to achieve lustrous contrast between polished and oxidized elements.
Dimensions: Height: 2.75" | Width: 5" | Plate diameter: 4.5"

Modeled after the sacred Kalpavriksha—the wish-fulfilling divine tree in Hindu mythology—these stands symbolize spiritual prosperity and fulfillment. Coconut palms, revered in temple rituals, represent purity, selfless service, and auspicious beginnings. Historically, silver coconut trees adorned sanctum sanctorums and grand puja halls, invoking blessings of abundance and divine grace.

Type: Pair of Silver Kalpavriksha Worship Stands with Hanging Coconut Design
Material: 92.5% sterling silver with polished finish; total combined weight 654 grams for two pieces; includes gold-plated hanging coconut accents
Craftsmanship: Each stand is masterfully hand-forged into a trifurcated “tree” of finely chased coconut palm leaves, ascending from a lotus-scroll carved circular base. Suspended from each branch is a gold-plated coconut cluster with repoussé detailing. The tapered central column features overlapping leaf motifs in deep relief, burnished and highlighted for depth. All components are soldered and finished by skilled artisans to ensure structural integrity and luminous contrast.
Dimensions: Height: 11.4″ | Width at widest branch: 2.7″ | Set of 2 stands

Inspired by the devotional Banana trees (ghanta vriksha) of South Indian temple courtyards, this Banana tree evokes the sacred soundscape of temple rituals. The leaf motifs reference the sacred Banana trees where bells are traditionally hung to attract auspicious energies and honor deities.

Type: Temple Bell Tree Stand with Hanging Bells
Material: 92.5% sterling silver with polished and oxidized finishes; total weight 812 grams.
Craftsmanship: Hand-forged central column engraved with stylized leaf motifs in deep relief. Eight tiers of handcrafted silver leaves radiate outward, each branch holding a series of miniature hanging bells crafted in repoussé and chasing for crisp tonal clarity. Topped by a grand silver leaf finial, and mounted on a heavy circular base adorned with intricate lotus-scroll relief. Each bell emits a clear, melodious tone ideal for puja invocations.
Dimensions: Height 18″ (approx.) | Diameter 8″ at widest tier

Inspired by South Indian temple abhishekam vessels, this miniature spout mirrors the lotus imagery found in Dravidian temple carvings. The lotus petals signify purity and spiritual awakening, making this accessory both functional for ritual pouring and emblematic of sacred devotion.

Type: Miniature Floral Nakashi Abhishekam Spout & Pedestal Stand
Material: High-purity sterling silver (92.5% purity) with oxidized relief finish; net weight approximately 36 grams; single-piece artisanal casting
Craftsmanship: Showcases an intricately chased lotus-petal band around the pedestal and stylized leaf-scroll relief beneath the conical spout. Precision-drilled perforations on the spout top allow for controlled flow during abhishekam rituals. The stem features classic reeded rings for structural elegance. All carving and chasing are executed by master silversmiths using traditional repoussé and chasing techniques to highlight contrast and depth.
Dimensions: Height: 1.4" | Width: 1.5"

Inspired by South Indian temple lavhan (pouring vessels), this design marries traditional lattice jali artistry with practical ritual function. Historically, miniature silver spouts were used in daily pooja for precise abhishekam, symbolizing the flow of divine grace through sacred perforations akin to temple jali screens.

Type: Miniature Abhishekam Spout & Pedestal Stand
Material: Premium sterling silver (92.5% purity) with mirror-polished finish; gross/net weight 44g; single-piece artisanal casting
Craftsmanship: Features precision-drilled spout holes on a conical top for controlled abhishekam flow. The pedestal base is adorned with intricate openwork lattice panels framed by hand-engraved rope-twist borders. Each lattice motif is hand-pierced and accented with deep-dark oxidized underlay to enhance the contrast. The stem displays classic reeded bands for a refined silhouette.
Dimensions: Height 2.2" | Width 2.2" | Weight 44g

Derived from ancient temple abhishekam practices, this silver pouring spout mirrors the traditional kamandal design used by priests during Shiva worship. The lotus motifs and floral scrolls echo carvings found in Pallava and Chola temple sanctums, symbolizing purity, devotion, and the unfolding of spiritual grace.

Type: Shiva Linga Abhishekam Pouring Spout with Floral Pedestal Base
Material: Premium 92.5% sterling silver with mirror-polished finish; single-piece handcrafted assembly
Craftsmanship: The conical spout features precision-drilled outlets for controlled flow of water or abhishekam liquids. It rests securely atop an elegant pedestal base adorned with deep-relief nakashi floral scrolls and lotus petal borders. The stem displays classic rope-twist bands, and the lower tier is hand-chased with vine motifs using traditional repoussé and chasing techniques. Every surface is burnished to a radiant sheen by master silversmiths.
Dimensions: Approximate overall height: 4" | Base diameter: 4" | Spout diameter: 2"

Rooted in South Indian temple architecture, this stand mirrors the traditional garbhagriha (sanctum) linga yoni design used in Shiva temples. The lotus-bud petals and flowing scroll motifs are inspired by ancient Pallava and Chola stone carvings. Historically, silver stands such as this were reserved for royal temple rituals and abhishekam ceremonies, symbolizing purity and divine reverence.

Type: Sacred Shivalinga Stand / Silver Linga Base Pedestal
Material: High-purity sterling silver with mirror-polished finish; weight approximately 83 grams single-piece handcrafted pedestal
Craftsmanship: Features a curved, tiered pedestal base decorated with deep-relief nakashi floral scrolls and lotus petal borders, supporting a smooth, domed linga support surface with precision-drilled channels for abhishek water flow. The body of the linga stand displays a carved double rope-twist band and beaded rim for secure placement. All surfaces are hand-finished and burnished by master silversmiths to achieve a radiant, reflective sheen.
Dimensions: Approximate Height: 5" | Diameter of Base: 5" (Exact dimensions vary by artisan batch)

Inspired by South Indian temple traditions, this urli echoes the lotus petal motifs carved in ancient temple architecture and used in devotional offerings. Historically filled with water and floating flowers during puja ceremonies and festive rituals, the silver urli symbolizes purity, beauty, and the divine blossoming of spiritual grace.

Type: Traditional Indian Silver Urli on Pedestal Stand Pure 92.5% Silver
Material: High-grade sterling silver with mirror-polished finish; handcrafted single piece
Craftsmanship: Features an elaborate scalloped petal rim resembling lotus blooms, atop a tulip-style stem rising from an ornate floral-scroll pedestal base. The base showcases deep-relief nakashi vine and paisley motifs, sculpted using time-honored repoussé and chasing techniques. The bowl’s interior is smooth for easy water or flower placement, while its exterior radiates a blooming floral grandeur.
Dimensions: Approximately 6" diameter bowl with 4" overall height