Copper Pooja Thalis
About this collection
Copper pooja thalis are used for daily puja, for holding offerings, and for aarti at home. Sizes vary, so choose by the shrine you have: a small thali fits a desk or a small shelf, and a larger one suits a main mandir table. Check the size on the listing before ordering, since the thalis look similar in photos.
Copper should be wiped dry after use, because water and moisture leave marks. Avoid storing citrus or sour foods in copper for long, since the metal reacts with acid, and clean it gently to keep its colour. Keep the thali in a dry place, since damp kitchen corners leave spots on copper.
Good to know
Is copper good for a pooja thali?
Copper is a traditional choice for a pooja thali, and it needs wiping dry after use.
Which size suits a small shrine?
A smaller thali fits a desk or a small shelf, while a larger one suits a main mandir table.
Can copper be used for food?
Copper is used for cooking in some homes, but avoid storing sour food in it for long.