Tharpana Chatti - 3 x 10 Inches | Pitru Tarpana Bowl/ Brass Vessel/ Tarpana Chatti for Rituals

“Honour Ancestral Traditions with a Sacred Vessel for Vedic Rituals”

• This traditional Tharpana Chatti is designed for performing ancestral rituals with devotion and reverence. The brass bowl is suitable for holding water, black sesame seeds, and other offerings used during Pitru worship.
• Ideal for Amavasya, Pitru Paksha, Mahalaya Paksha, and annual Shraddha ceremonies, this vessel supports traditional practices of remembering and honouring ancestors.
• The brass bowl is a useful addition to a pooja collection, allowing devotees to arrange ritual offerings conveniently during ancestral observances.
• Tarpana is a traditional Vedic practice involving offerings of water to ancestors, sages, and deities as an expression of gratitude and remembrance.
• This vessel is suitable for tarpana rituals performed at home, in temples, or at sacred riverbanks, according to family customs and religious traditions.
• Tharpanam is observed on specific sacred occasions to honour departed family members and uphold ancestral traditions passed down through generations.
• The vessel can be used alongside hawan samagri, darbha grass, sesame seeds, and other prescribed ritual materials during Vedic ceremonies.
• Keeping hawan samagri and essential pooja articles organised helps devotees prepare for ancestral rites with care and traditional reverence.
• The circular form of the vessel symbolises continuity between generations, reflecting the enduring connection between family heritage, remembrance, and spiritual values.

Care Instructions

• Rinse thoroughly after use and wipe dry with a soft cloth.
• Clean periodically with a suitable brass cleaner or traditional cleaning methods.
• Store in a clean, dry place to maintain the vessel's appearance.

Honour Sacred Customs with Devotion

• Include this traditional brass bowl in your ancestral worship essentials to observe important rituals with sincerity.
• Use the vessel for tarpana and tharpanam ceremonies while preserving the spiritual customs of your family.
• Keep it alongside hawan samagri and other ritual essentials for your traditional pooja practices.