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Traditional Gaja Krishna Vilakku Brass Lamp With Mythical Yalis. Height 83 cm x Width 26 cm L 77 cm x Dia 18 cm Height - 22 cm x

Traditional Gaja Krishna Vilakku Brass Lamp With Mythical Yalis. Height 83 cm x Width 26 cm L 77 cm x Dia 18 cm Height - 22 cm xMajestic brass lamp depicting Lord Krishna that has been used for decades for Worship handcrafted by artisans from the South of India. Gaja Krishna Vilakku, a traditional Kerala oil lamp handcrafted with twin mythical yalis and peacocks, hangs on a thick brass link chain showing Lord Krishna sitting on a trree playing his flute for the "Gopisand his gopis is seen playing the flute sitting on a tree. The great exponent of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna is

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Height - 22 cm x Width 18 cm with a  Diameter of 14 cm

Bells are traditionally rung to start puja / prayer ceremonies as the ringing of the bells signifies offering to the Gods and are also known to be the first sound of creation -  OM and as per the old saying and also meant to to keep evil forces away

All you have to do is put 3 screws on each side of the handle to install them on the door

The Gangajal was then brought back to their villages and towns

the Kindi plays a vital role in dispensing holy water for ritualistic practices where the gentle flow of water from its spout represents purity and devotion

Traditional Gaja Krishna Vilakku Brass Lamp With Mythical Yalis. Height 83 cm x Width 26 cm L 77 cm x Dia 18 cm Height - 22 cm xMajestic brass lamp depicting Lord Krishna that has been used for decades for Worship handcrafted by artisans from the South of India. Gaja Krishna Vilakku, a traditional Kerala oil lamp handcrafted with twin mythical yalis and peacocks, hangs on a thick brass link chain showing Lord Krishna sitting on a trree playing his flute for the "Gopisand his gopis is seen playing the flute sitting on a tree. The great exponent of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna is

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