Kamakshi Deepam - 4 x 3.5 Inches | Kamatchi Vilakku/ Brass Lamp for Pooja/ 440 Gms Approx
Original price
Rs. 900.00
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Original price
Rs. 900.00
Original price
Rs. 900.00
Rs. 900.00
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Rs. 900.00
Current price
Rs. 900.00
SKU 525040972
• Kamatchi Amman Vilakku, also known as the Kamakshi Lamp, holds immense significance in Hindu rituals and is cherished for its spiritual and cultural importance.
• The brass Kamatchi Amman Villaku is not just a lamp; it's a sacred symbol of light and devotion in Hindu culture.
• This beautifully crafted Kamakshi deepam is dedicated to Goddess Kamatchi Amman, a form of the goddess Parvati, and it holds deep spiritual significance.
• The villakku is crafted from quality brass and features an engraving of the goddess Devi Kamakshi. It has a sturdy base and is easy to maintain.
• This Kamakshi deepam 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.
• The Kamakshi Amman Vilakku is used by filling it with oil, placing a cotton wick, lighting it, and offering prayers to invoke blessings and positivity.
• Many Hindu families consider the Kamakshi Lamp an essential item in their daily worship. It is customary to light this lamp with devotion, especially in the evenings, to invite blessings, positivity, and auspiciousness into the home.
• During weddings, the Kamatchi Vilakku plays a significant role. It is placed on the ""Nirainazhi"" or threshold, symbolizing a welcoming and auspicious beginning for the newlyweds.
• The lamp symbolizes the dispelling of darkness, ignorance, and negativity. Lighting it is believed to illuminate one's life with knowledge, wisdom, and the divine presence.
• The Kamakshi Lamp is believed to attract positive energies and blessings, fostering a harmonious and prosperous environment for the household.
• While it is commonly used for daily puja and aarti, the Kamatchi Vilakku is also used during housewarming ceremonies, festivals, and other auspicious occasions.
• This lamp is an integral part of Hindu culture and spirituality, passed down through generations, and carries forward the rich heritage of worship and tradition.
• The Kamatchi deepam makes for a thoughtful and meaningful gift, symbolizing your wish for the recipient's well-being and spiritual growth.
• Lighting this lamp is an act of devotion that connects the worshipper to the divine, inviting blessings and positivity into their life.
• The brass Kamatchi Amman Villaku is not just a lamp; it's a sacred symbol of light and devotion in Hindu culture.
• This beautifully crafted Kamakshi deepam is dedicated to Goddess Kamatchi Amman, a form of the goddess Parvati, and it holds deep spiritual significance.
• The villakku is crafted from quality brass and features an engraving of the goddess Devi Kamakshi. It has a sturdy base and is easy to maintain.
• This Kamakshi deepam 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.
• The Kamakshi Amman Vilakku is used by filling it with oil, placing a cotton wick, lighting it, and offering prayers to invoke blessings and positivity.
• Many Hindu families consider the Kamakshi Lamp an essential item in their daily worship. It is customary to light this lamp with devotion, especially in the evenings, to invite blessings, positivity, and auspiciousness into the home.
• During weddings, the Kamatchi Vilakku plays a significant role. It is placed on the ""Nirainazhi"" or threshold, symbolizing a welcoming and auspicious beginning for the newlyweds.
• The lamp symbolizes the dispelling of darkness, ignorance, and negativity. Lighting it is believed to illuminate one's life with knowledge, wisdom, and the divine presence.
• The Kamakshi Lamp is believed to attract positive energies and blessings, fostering a harmonious and prosperous environment for the household.
• While it is commonly used for daily puja and aarti, the Kamatchi Vilakku is also used during housewarming ceremonies, festivals, and other auspicious occasions.
• This lamp is an integral part of Hindu culture and spirituality, passed down through generations, and carries forward the rich heritage of worship and tradition.
• The Kamatchi deepam makes for a thoughtful and meaningful gift, symbolizing your wish for the recipient's well-being and spiritual growth.
• Lighting this lamp is an act of devotion that connects the worshipper to the divine, inviting blessings and positivity into their life.
