Brass Ganga Jalis
About this collection
A brass ganga jali is a small vessel for holding water in a puja, and buyers choose it by capacity first, then by height. The capacity is in the name, so check the millilitre figure before comparing sizes. The listings differ in weight, so choose one that you can lift and pour from comfortably.
Rinse with water after each use and dry the vessel fully, since water left inside marks the brass. Brass should not hold sour liquid for long, so keep it for water. A soft cloth and a mild brass cleaner clear any tarnish on the rim.
Good to know
How much does a ganga jali hold?
The capacity is written in the name, such as 130 ml or 820 ml, so choose by that figure.
Can it hold sour liquids?
Brass should not hold sour liquids for long, so use it for water and plain offerings.
How is it cleaned?
Rinse after use, then dry it fully with a soft cloth to prevent water marks.