Lakhi Handicrafts

A brass lota is a traditional vessel made of brass, often used for holding and pouring water, especially during religious rituals and ceremonies in Hinduism. It's also used for storing and serving water. Brass lotas are considered a symbol of purity and sanctity . Here's a more detailed look.Brass is the primary material used for making lotas. Purpose:Religious Rituals: Lotas are commonly used in Hindu rituals like pooja (prayer ceremonies) to hold water for rituals and offerings. Water Storage: They are traditionally used for storing and pouring water. Purity and Sanctity: In many cultures, brass is considered a "satvik" metal, meaning it possesses qualities of purity and goodness, making brass lotas significant in religious contexts. Design:Lotas are typically designed with a cylindrical shape and a spout for easy pouring. They can be decorated with intricate designs and finishes. Availability:Brass lotas are available in various sizes and designs, from simple and classic designs to more ornate and modern styles. Care:To maintain their shine, lotas can be cleaned with a mild dish soap and water, but harsh chemicals or scrubbers should be avoided.