Shodashopachar Set - 9.5 Inches | Brass Shodashopachar Mirror for Pooja/ 160 Gms Approx

• Complete Every Sacred Ritual with the Traditional Sixteen Offerings to the Divine
“Every act of worship becomes more meaningful when performed with devotion, discipline, and the complete sequence of sacred offerings prescribed by Hindu tradition.”
• This Shodashopachar Set is a traditional pooja accessory designed to support the sacred sixteen-step worship offered to Hindu deities. Crafted from quality brass with a polished finish, this elegant shodashopachar accessory is an essential addition to home temples, temples, and ceremonial worship.
• Weighing approximately 160 grams, this beautifully crafted mirror represents one of the important offerings made during traditional shodashopachar puja, allowing devotees to perform rituals according to Agama and Vedic customs.
• Suitable for daily worship, temple rituals, festivals, homams, and special poojas, this premium shodasha upachara set accessory enhances every upacharam with authenticity and spiritual significance.

Sacred Significance & Symbolism

• Shodashopachar literally means "Sixteen Sacred Services" (Shodasha = sixteen, Upachara = offerings). It is one of the most complete and traditional forms of Hindu worship, where sixteen offerings are made to the deity with devotion and reverence.
• During shodashopachar puja, devotees traditionally offer sixteen sacred services including Avahanam (invocation), Asanam (offering a seat), Paadyam (washing the feet), Arghyam, Achamaniyam, Snanam (holy bath), Vastram (clothing), Gandham (sandal paste), Pushpam (flowers), Dhoopam (incense), Deepam (lamp), Naivedyam (food offering), Tambulam, Neerajanam (Aarti), Mantra Pushpam, and Namaskaram. These offerings symbolize treating the deity as an honoured divine guest.
• The mirror included in a traditional shodasha upachara set is offered after Alankaram (deity decoration). It allows the deity to symbolically behold the completed adornment and represents purity, self-awareness, and the reflection of divine beauty.
• According to the Agama Shastras, every upacharam performed with sincerity is considered an expression of Bhakti (devotion). The external ritual also reminds devotees to cultivate inner virtues such as humility, purity, gratitude, discipline, and selfless service.
• Brass has been used in Hindu worship for centuries because it is considered an auspicious metal that is durable, easy to purify, and traditionally believed to preserve spiritual sanctity during rituals. Therefore, a brass shodashopachar accessory is ideal for regular temple and home worship.
• Performing shodashopachar puja is believed to strengthen concentration, deepen spiritual connection, and preserve the ancient traditions of Vedic worship that continue to be practiced in temples throughout India.

Features of the Shodashopachar Set

• Beautifully crafted brass shodashopachar mirror with traditional design.
• Ideal accessory for performing authentic shodashopachar puja in homes and temples.
• Traditional shodasha upachara set component suitable for daily worship and festive rituals.
• Essential upacharam accessory for deity Alangaram, temple ceremonies, homams, and special poojas.
• Approximately 160 grams with a durable brass construction and polished finish.
• Perfect for home temples, priests, temples, devotional collections, and spiritual gifting.

Care Instructions

• Clean periodically using a soft cloth or traditional brass cleaning powder to maintain its shine.
• Wipe dry after cleaning and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture.
• Store in a clean and dry place after use.

Perform Traditional Worship with Sacred Authenticity

• Bring home this beautifully crafted shodashopachar mirror and perform your daily rituals according to timeless Hindu traditions.
• Let this elegant accessory enrich every shodashopachar puja with devotion, purity, and spiritual significance.
• Make this traditional shodasha upachara set component an essential part of your upacharam, preserving the sacred heritage of Vedic worship for generations to come.