Pure Brass Small Size Chopda for Mandir Pooja Kumkum Chawal Sindoor Mishri Holder Four Bowl Attach Chomukhi Katori Color Gold Brass (1 Pieces, Gold) (3x3x1 Inch)

Product Description

A meaningful addition to your home altar Honor your faith daily with this elegant small chopda

This traditional brass chopdafeatures four removable bowls for holding daily offerings like kumkum and sindoor while complementing any home decor. Measuring just 3 inches, it beautifully displays prayers and traditions.

An Elegant Addition to Your Sacred Space

This traditional brass chopda holds offerings in its removable bowls and adds beauty to any home altar or place of worship.

Traditional Design

An Elegant Gift of Faith

This compact chopda holds offerings in its four removable bowls, beautifully displaying daily prayers and traditions.

An Elegant Gift for Daily Prayer

This traditional brass chopda makes a thoughtful gift. Crafted in India, its lotus design features four removable bowls for offerings like vermilion powder, rice, or sindoor. Measuring about 3 inches tall, its compact size is suited for small prayer areas or home altars. With polished brass finish and delicate engravings, this chopda complements any space. Simply wipe clean as needed to retain its lustrous appearance for years.

DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Made from high-quality pure brass, this chopda for mandir pooja is built to last through regular religious ceremonies and offerings.
CONVENIENT DESIGN: With four small brass bowls neatly attached to a central stem, this chopda makes it easy to organize different ceremonial offerings like kumkum, sindoor, mishri and more in one place.
COMPACT SIZE: Measuring only 3 inches wide by 3 inches long by 1 inch tall, this chopda takes up minimal space on your altar while still providing separate compartments for common pooja items.
BEAUTIFUL FINISH: The gold brass finish of this chopda makes it visually appealing as a decorative part of your home mandir or place of worship.
INCLUDES FOUR BOWLS: This chopda set comes complete with its four small brass bowls securely attached to the central stem/katori holder to provide dedicated spaces for separating different ceremonial powders and materials.