A brass lutiya, kalash, kindi, and water lota are traditional Indian vessels commonly used in religious rituals, daily household activities, and ceremonies. Here's a brief description of each:
1. Brass Lutiya:
- Shape: The lutiya is a small, round-bottomed pot with a wide mouth and a short neck.
- Design: It often has a simple, smooth surface, though it can also feature engraved or embossed patterns.
- Usage: Typically used for storing or offering water, especially in religious rituals.
2. Kalash:
- Shape: The kalash is a rounded pot with a wide belly and a narrow neck that flares out at the top.
- Design: It often features intricate designs, sometimes with religious symbols or floral patterns. The mouth of the kalash may be adorned with a coconut or leaves during rituals.
- Usage: In Hindu rituals, the kalash symbolizes prosperity and is used during poojas (worship ceremonies), weddings, and other auspicious events.
3. Kindi:
- Shape: The kindi is a unique vessel lota.