A "Nepali Brass Puja Thali" is a traditional, circular brass plate originating from Nepal, used in Hindu worship rituals to hold offerings like flowers, incense, rice, and other puja items, often featuring intricate engraved designs and symbols specific to Nepali culture, signifying purity and devotion during prayer ceremonies; essentially a sacred tray made of brass, designed to reflect the rich cultural heritage of Nepal.
Key points about a Nepali brass puja thali:
Material: Primarily made from brass, a metal considered auspicious in Hindu traditions.
Design: Can include decorative elements like floral patterns, auspicious symbols like Om or Swastika, or traditional Nepali motifs.
Function: Used to hold various puja items like Diyas (small oil lamps), incense sticks, flowers, Kumkum (vermilion powder), rice grains, and small sweets during worship rituals.
