Brass Shanku Chakra Pooja Lota Small – Set of 2 is a pair of small kalash-style brass lotas with a flared rim, a ribbed neck band, and a rounded belly engraved with the shanku and chakra, the symbols associated with Lord Vishnu, set within a diamond lattice pattern. It is handcrafted, used to hold water, ganga jal, or other liquids offered during pooja, and works well as a pooja room essential or as a symbolic Navratri or Diwali return gift for family, friends, and guests.

Product Highlights

• Shanku and Chakra Engraving - Carries the conch and discus, symbols associated with Lord Vishnu, engraved across the body of each lota.
• Diamond Lattice Pattern - A criss-cross engraved band runs alongside the symbol work, giving the surface a fuller, more detailed finish.
• Classic Kalash-Style Shape - A flared mouth, ribbed neck, and rounded belly give it the traditional silhouette recognised across Indian pooja rituals.
• Solid Brass Build - Made from brass, the metal long used for pooja lotas and water vessels in Indian homes.
• Sold as a Pair - Comes as two identical lotas, so there's no need to order separately for a matching set.
• Mid-Sized for a Lota - Measures about 7.5 cm / 3 in in diameter and 5 cm / 2 in in height, weighing close to 70 g / 2.47 oz, larger than a plain small lota but still compact enough for a pooja shelf.

Why Choose Zishta Brass Shanku Chakra Pooja Lota – Set of 2?

• Carries Meaning Beyond a Plain Lota - Unlike our plain Pooja Lota Small set, this one carries the shanku and chakra motifs, giving it symbolic value tied to Lord Vishnu.
• A Larger, More Detailed Vessel Than a Plain Lota - Sized and engraved for a more prominent presence on a pooja shelf, compared to a smaller unmarked lota.
• A Lota, Not a Bowl - Unlike our Shanku Chakra Bowl set, this piece has the narrow-necked, flared-rim shape suited to pouring water rather than a wide-mouthed bowl for offerings.
• A Ready-Made Pair - Two matching lotas in one order, useful for daily pooja, festival rituals, or gifting as a set.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is this pooja lota used for?
   It is mainly used to hold water, ganga jal, or other liquids during pooja and other Indian religious rituals.
2. Is this the same as your plain Brass Pooja Lota Small set?
   No. That set is plain with no engraving. This one carries the shanku and chakra motifs along with a diamond lattice pattern, and it's a slightly larger size.
3. How is this different from your Shanku Chakra Bowl set?
   The bowl has a wide mouth and ring handles, suited to offerings or water storage. This lota has a narrow neck and flared rim, shaped for pouring.
4. Does the engraving affect how easily the lota can be cleaned?
   No. The engraved pattern doesn't trap water any differently from a plain surface, and it can be cleaned the same way as other brass pooja items.
5. Can this size hold enough water for a full pooja ritual?
   At about 7.5 cm / 3 in in diameter, it holds a moderate quantity, suitable for regular pooja use rather than very large ceremonial needs.