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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″

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

This sacred lota draws inspiration from ancient Hindu traditions where vessels are used to carry and offer holy water, particularly Ganga jal (sacred Ganges water), during pujas and spiritual ceremonies. The Trishul symbolizes Lord Shiva's divine power and represents the three fundamental forces of creation, preservation, and destruction. Traditionally used in abhishek rituals, temple worship, and festivals like Maha Shivratri, this vessel embodies devotion and spiritual purity.

Type: Indian Handcrafted 92.5% Pure Silver Nakashi Lota / Sacred Water Vessel with Trishul Motif
Material: Premium silver-plated finish on solid metal base; total weight 176 grams; single piece
Craftsmanship: Features traditional nakashi engraving with detailed floral scrollwork and sacred Trishul (trident) symbols representing Lord Shiva. Dual rope-twist handles provide stability and elegance. Made using authentic Indian repoussé and chasing techniques by master craftsmen.
Size/Dimensions: Height: 3.3", Width: 3.6", Depth: 3.2"
Embellishments: Hand-engraved nakashi patterns, raised Trishul motifs, mirror-polished finish with oxidized detailing—no stones or synthetic elements, pure traditional artistry.

Perfect for invoking the uninterrupted “akhand jyoti” flame during auspicious rituals, this lamp draws on heritage temple design and the sacred lotus motif—symbol of purity, prosperity, and the divine. silver lends luster and longevity, with deep nakashi accents reminiscent of royal palaces and festivals like Diwali, Navratri, weddings, and housewarming ceremonies.

Type: Pure 92.5% Silver Akhand Diya / Luxury Lotus Eternal Lamp
Material: Premium silver, antique-finished plating; borosilicate glass chimney cover for uninterrupted burning. Weight: 498 grams; single piece.
Craftsmanship: Handcrafted lotus petal diya bowl sits securely in a scallop-edged round tray base, sheltered by a robust heat-resistant glass enclosure. Dome lid features deep-relief nakashi floral scrollwork and a sculpted knob, all surfaces mirror-polished with oxidized antiquing for intricate depth.
Size/Dimensions: Height: standard glass diya (~7-8"), width: standard tray (approx. 5-6").
Embellishments: Hammered lotus petals, antique scroll engraving, scalloped tray stand on four classic feet, precision glass enclosure for wind and soot protection. No stones or enamelling—true richness is in the detail.

Rooted in the ancient Indian symbolism of the lotus flower—purity, prosperity, and spiritual awakening—this akhand diya echoes traditions of temple architecture and festive rituals. The open-petal lotus shape honors the divine light, making it ideal for daily puja, auspicious festivals, wedding ceremonies, or housewarming. Nakashi motifs harken back to royal heritage craftsmanship; every prayer embodies centuries of artistic devotion.

Type: Silver Lotus Akhand Diya / Grand Floral Nakashi Eternal Lamp
Material: High-grade 92.5% silver, antique-mirror plated finish. Weight: 382 grams, single piece.
Craftsmanship: Handcrafted with crisp lotus petals forming the diya bowl, featuring both hammered texture and detailed nakashi floral motifs. Comes with a scalloped, footed tray base and detachable floral-carved dome. The set includes a sturdy wick holder for uninterrupted, safe burning.
Size/Dimensions: Height: 4.25", Width: 5.25" (assembled)
Embellishments: Double-layered lotus petals, full nakashi filigree, scalloped edges, classic footed stand, no gemstones or meenakari—true luxury in traditional metalwork.

Inspired by the timeless significance of the lotus in Indian rituals as a symbol of purity, spiritual awakening, and divine blessing, this vintage-style akhand diya is ideal for uninterrupted flame during puja, festivals, weddings, and housewarming ceremonies. The hand-carved petals echo temple architecture, honoring centuries-old tradition and craftsmanship—ensuring prosperity, protection, and positive energy in every prayer.

Type: Silver Lotus Akhand Diya / Antique Eternal Lamp
Material: Premium 92.5% silver, lustrous antique-finish plating. Total Weight: 367 grams; Single piece set.
Craftsmanship: Handcrafted with dual-layered lotus petals forming the main diya bowl, deep-relief nakashi floral carving on the domed cover, and a scalloped edge tray with triple feet for stable display. The set includes a central wick holder for safe, consistent burning.
Size/Dimensions: Height: 4.4", Width: 5.4"
Embellishments: Double lotus petal motifs, ornate nakashi scrollwork, scalloped tray, mirror-polished surfaces with selective oxidization. No gemstones or meenakari; luxury is in the details.

Drawing from ancient temple traditions, the akhand diya symbolizes uninterrupted divine presence and flowing prosperity. The central Lakshmi idol radiates auspiciousness and spiritual wealth, while the peacock motifs and lotus-themed base embody purity, grace, and heritage artistry. The use of borosilicate glass ensures a safe, long-lasting flame—essential for home mandirs during Navratri, Diwali, or daily rituals.

Type: Lakshmi Silver Akhand Diya / Borosilicate Eternal Lamp
Material: Premium 92.5% silver with luxurious plating, adorned with a borosilicate glass chimney and ornate lotus-petal base. Weight: 310 grams; Set includes 5 elegantly crafted pieces.
Craftsmanship: Features an intricately sculpted Lakshmi figurine atop a nakashi-engraved domed lid with peacock handles, durable glass cover for continuous flame protection, ornate lotus-shaped interior diya dish, and a radiant petal-edged base standing on four peacock-claw feet. All silverwork finished in a mirror polish with selective oxidization for depth and antique character.
Size/Dimensions: Height: 8", Width: 5" (each diya with base and chimney)
Embellishments: Lakshmi idol crown, dual peacock handles, lotus-inspired motifs, scalloped feet, heatproof borosil glass.

Inspired by the sacred practice of akhand jyoti (eternal flame) in Hindu ritual, these lamps evoke spiritual continuity, divine presence, and traditional elegance. Their nakashi designs reflect the glory of Indian palatial metalwork—once commissioned for royal temples and spiritual sanctuaries. Every element is crafted to ensure continuous burning and maximum radiance during festivals like Diwali, Navratri, weddings, and daily poojas, echoing the timeless heritage of uninterrupted light and blessings.

Product Details

Type: Silver Akhand Diya Set / Eternal Lamp Trio for Mandir and Pooja
Material: Premium 92.5% silver with intricate antique finish; fitted with heat-resistant glass chimney for safe, uninterrupted burning (Total Weight: 212 grams; Set of 3 pieces)
Craftsmanship: Expertly handcrafted; features classic round body and chimney cap with deep-relief nakashi floral carvings, integrated tray stand with scalloped edges and beaded rim for stability, and a lustrous silver polish for royal appeal. All pieces assembled with artisanal precision, ensuring uniformity in design and lasting beauty.
Size/Dimensions: Height: 2.6", Width: 3.8" (each diya including base and chimney)
Embellishments: Antique nakashi engraving, scalloped plate with beaded detailing, clear glass chimney for flame protection, all-over metal scrollwork, no stones or meenakari—sheer luxury is crafted in silverwork.

Inspired by the eternal flame tradition in Hindu spiritual practice, the akhand diya is revered as a symbol of uninterrupted divine light—representing blessings, positive energy, and the triumph of knowledge over darkness. Artisans use Nakashi engraving, a royal technique originating in Indian palace workshops, to convey spiritual growth and heritage within each flourish. Akhand diyas are essential in festivals like Navratri, Diwali, and daily temple or home poojas for invoking protection and prosperity.

Type: Silver Akhand Diya / Eternal Lamp for Pooja
Material: Premium 92.5% silver with an antique finish (Gross and Net Weight: 188 grams; Single piece)
Craftsmanship: Expertly handcrafted with spherical body and deep-relief nakashi floral and vine motifs throughout, finished with a glossy antique silver polish. The diya features an integrated pedestal base for optimal stability and ease of use during uninterrupted burning.
Size/Dimensions: Exact size not specified; typical akhand diya form suitable for mandir and tabletop puja
Embellishments: All-over ornamental nakashi work, oxidized highlights on motifs, seamless construction for durability, no stones or meenakari—luxury is in the detailed metalwork.

This sophisticated serving collection draws inspiration from European crystal-making traditions merged with Indian hospitality customs, where such elegant glass and silver combinations graced royal dining ceremonies. The floral etching reflects Victorian-era artistry, while the red glass accents add a touch of warmth and luxury. Perfect for serving condiments, appetizers, sweets, or dry fruits during festivals, weddings, and special celebrations, this set embodies the timeless elegance where functionality meets artistic beauty.

Type: Luxury Glass & Silver-Plated Serving Set / Premium Condiment Collection
Material: High-quality crystal glass tray with German silver-plated serving bowls and decorative spoons (Gross Weight: 1045g; Net Weight: 1042g)
Craftsmanship: Expertly handcrafted; features an elegant round glass serving tray with intricate floral etching throughout the surface, multiple silver-plated serving bowls with mirror finish, ornate serving spoons with decorative red glass bead accents, and premium presentation styling
Size/Dimensions: Estimated diameter: 12-14" based on proportions
Embellishments: Deep-etched floral patterns on glass, red glass bead accents on spoon handles, silver-plated components with brilliant mirror finish, elegant centerpiece design