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● This Kamakshi vilakku is a lamp made of brass. It has special significance at the time of welcoming the bride / bridegroom.
● This Vilakku is a traditional lamp. It has a wide base to keep the wick / thiri and is deep enough to retain oil to burn the thiri / wick for a long time.
● A lit Kamakshi lamp in the puja every evening brings in auspiciousness and good luck.
● Lighting it in the house every day attracts positivity and wealth into the home.
● The vilakku is beautiful, ornately crafted and sturdy.
Context:
In Hinduism, Kamatchi Vilakku is a divine lamp. It should be used as a regular lamp. The lamp can be decorated with flowers and other sacred items before rituals. For generations, many families have kept it as a valuable ornament or accessory in their homes. Some people still keep the light of the Kamatchi Lamp burning, which their ancestors lit. The light carried by the people during housewarming functions, festivals, rituals, and any kind of ceremony was the one and only Kamatchi Vilakku (lamp). Every auspicious day, ceremony, and function in Hindu tradition requires the presence of Kamatchi Amman Vilaku. It can be kept on a small tray in the middle, facing east (very auspicious). A Deepam / Vilakku / Diya is an oil wick lamp. The Vilakku has many uses like Puja, Aarthi, or decorating the home on festival days.
● This Kamakshi vilakku is a lamp made of brass. It has special significance at the time of welcoming the bride / bridegroom.
● This Vilakku is a traditional lamp. It has a wide base to keep the wick / thiri and is deep enough to retain oil to burn the thiri / wick for a long time.
● A lit Kamakshi lamp in the puja every evening brings in auspiciousness and good luck.
● Lighting it in the house every day attracts positivity and wealth into the home.
● The vilakku is beautiful, ornately crafted and sturdy.
Context:
In Hinduism, Kamatchi Vilakku is a divine lamp. It should be used as a regular lamp. The lamp can be decorated with flowers and other sacred items before rituals. For generations, many families have kept it as a valuable ornament or accessory in their homes. Some people still keep the light of the Kamatchi Lamp burning, which their ancestors lit. The light carried by the people during housewarming functions, festivals, rituals, and any kind of ceremony was the one and only Kamatchi Vilakku (lamp). Every auspicious day, ceremony, and function in Hindu tradition requires the presence of Kamatchi Amman Vilaku. It can be kept on a small tray in the middle, facing east (very auspicious). A Deepam / Vilakku / Diya is an oil wick lamp. The Vilakku has many uses like Puja, Aarthi, or decorating the home on festival days.
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