Karwa and Kamandal, 8 to 15 inch
About this collection
Karwa, kamandal and ganga jali are the brass vessels used for water in a puja or a festival. A karwa is the pot used for Karwa Chauth, while a kamandal and a ganga jali hold water for a puja. At eight to fifteen inch these pieces work as a display on a shelf or a puja table, and the capacity varies by piece.
Brass vessels that hold water should be rinsed and dried after each use. Wipe the outside with a soft cloth, and wash the inside with warm water and a little lime when needed. Dry them fully before storing so the metal does not mark. Keep the vessel out of the sun so the finish holds its colour.
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Good to know
Which vessel is used for Karwa Chauth?
A brass karwa is the pot traditionally used for Karwa Chauth, and a size of this height suits the thali.
Is a kamandal kept for a puja?
Yes, a kamandal is kept on a puja table or a shelf, and it holds water for a puja.
How should a brass karwa be cleaned?
Rinse with warm water, use a little lime for stains, and dry the inside and outside fully.