Putrika Traditional Handcrafted Brass Temple Top Kalash | Gopuram kalasam | Thazhikakkudam | Kumbham | Purnakumbha Pital Wood - Home Temple kalasam[Weight: 115gm] (4.5cm10.5cm)- Mugali Kalas (1)

Description

A temple kalasam, also known as a gopuram kalasam or kalash, is a decorative structure that is commonly found on the top of Hindu temple towers or gopurams. It is typically made of metal, such as brass or copper, and is in the shape of a bell or a pot. The kalasam is considered to be a symbol of divinity and is often filled with holy water or other sacred materials before being placed on top of the temple tower. It is believed to represent the pinnacle of spiritual energy, and the placement of the kalasam is considered to be an important part of the temple's consecration ceremony. The kalasam is often decorated with intricate designs and images of gods and goddesses, and is sometimes adorned with jewels or other precious materials. It is meant to be a visual representation of the temple's spiritual significance and is considered to be a vital component of the temple's architecture.