Bronze (Kansa) Kumkum Chandan Vati | Pooja Offering Dish

The Purest Vessel for Your Most Sacred Offerings

In every pooja, the smallest details carry the deepest meaning. The Kumkum Chandan Vati — the little dish that holds the sacred vermillion (kumkum) and sandalwood paste (chandan) — is one such detail. Crafted from pure Bronze (Kansa), this vati from Janak Bronze honours that tradition with the warmth of a metal that has graced Indian pooja rituals for thousands of years.

Its compact size fits perfectly on any pooja thali, mandir shelf, or ritual tray. The natural golden hue of Kansa complements the deep red of kumkum and the pale cream of chandan, creating a visual harmony that elevates your daily devotion. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Rajasthan, each piece carries the subtle marks of human hands — a reminder that true craftsmanship is never mass-produced.

Product Specifications

• Material: Pure Bronze (Kansa)
• Use: Holds kumkum (vermillion) and / or chandan (sandalwood paste)
• Top Diameter: 1.9 in / 4.8 cm
• Height: 0.8 in / 2 cm
• Weight: 50 g (avg.)
• Volume Capacity: 20 ml
• Finish: Natural antique bronze, hand-polished
• Origin: Handcrafted in Rajasthan, India

Why Kansa (Bronze) for Pooja Vatis?

• Considered the most auspicious metal in Hindu tradition for ritual offerings
• Naturally antimicrobial — keeps kumkum and chandan pure and uncontaminated
• Does not react with sandalwood paste or vermillion
• Durable and long-lasting — an heirloom piece that passes through generations
• The warm golden tone enhances the sanctity and visual beauty of any pooja setup
• Eco-friendly and 100% recyclable

Ideal For

• Daily home pooja thali and mandir
• Temple and institutional ritual use
• Festival gifting — Navratri, Diwali, Dussehra, Teej, Griha Pravesh
• Wedding trousseau, shagun sets, and bridal pooja kits
• Corporate and return gifting with a spiritual touch
• Pairing with Kansa thali sets for a complete pooja ensemble

Care Instructions

• Rinse with water and wipe dry after each use to remove kumkum or chandan residue
• Polish occasionally with tamarind paste or lemon and salt to restore natural shine
• Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or humidity
• Do not use abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemical cleaners
• Store in a dry place; a soft cloth pouch is recommended