Antique Handcrafted Silver Lota – Nakashi Spiral Floral Design Pooja Kalash

Drawing inspiration from traditional   Rajasthani and South Indian temple silverware, this lota features classic Nakashi hand-chasing. Swirling florals symbolize abundance, purity, and prosperity—making such vessels integral to Vedic rituals, wedding kalash sthapana, Diwali ceremonies, and housewarming blessings. This design pays tribute to generations of artisans who elevated spiritual vessels into works of art, treasured in both home temples and palace collections. Type:   Antique Nakashi Silver Lota / Pooja Kalash Material:   Pure or 92.5% Silver (specifically purity or weight not shown; similar models are 92.5%) Craftsmanship:   Hand-engraved Nakashi-style spiral floral motifs with deep-relief detailing across the body, vertical flutes at the base, and ornate engraving around the neck and rim Size/Dimensions:   Estimated height: 6–7", mid-width: 4–5", form is oval with broad mouth and narrow neck—classic ritual proportion for abhishekam or kalash sthapana Embellishments:   No stones, meenakari, or infill; pure silverwork with oxidized background for definition and royal antique finish