Brass Pachakarpoora Vilakku 6.5 Inch
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Brass Pachakarpoora Vilakku 6.5 Inch
Description
Brass Pachakarpoora Vilakku 6.5 Inch – Handled Camphor Aarti Lamp
This handcast brass Pachakarpoora Vilakku is designed specifically for burning camphor during aarti. Standing 6.5 inches high and weighing approximately 250 grams, it is larger and more substantial than the 5.5-inch version. The wide base supports placement between uses, while the ergonomic handle assists careful handling during the ritual. Its antique brass finish gives the lamp a warm, traditional South Indian character.
Product Specifications
- Material: Solid brass
- Height: 6.5 inches
- Length: 3.4 inches
- Breadth: 3.4 inches
- Weight: Approximately 250 grams
- Finish: Antique brass
- Design: Handcast camphor lamp with wide base and ergonomic handle
- Fuel: Intended for a small quantity of puja camphor
- Use: Karpoorarathi, daily puja, temple-style worship, and festival aarti
- SKU: INC-BR-6P5-001
- Country of Origin: India
Spiritual Significance
Pachakarpoora Vilakku is a Tamil term for a lamp used to burn camphor during Hindu worship. In aarti tradition, camphor’s bright flame and clean burn are associated with surrender and the symbolic dissolution of ego before the divine. Camphor aarti is used across many deity traditions and is common in South Indian homes and temples.
Why Choose This?
- Larger 6.5-inch form offers greater presence than the 5.5-inch version
- Substantial 250-gram construction provides a solid feel
- Wide base supports stable placement between aarti use
- Ergonomic handle helps maintain a controlled grip during the ritual
Vastu & Placement Guidelines
Use the lamp only on or above a stable, level, heat-resistant surface in a well-ventilated area. Burn only a small piece of puja camphor and keep the flame away from clothing, hair, curtains, decorations, fans, children, pets, and crowded altar items. Hold the handle firmly and use slow, controlled movements if performing aarti. Never leave the flame unattended, never add camphor while it is burning, and allow the entire lamp to cool completely before touching the bowl, cleaning, or storing it.
Perfect Gift For
- Housewarmings, weddings, and new prayer spaces
- Diwali, Navaratri, and Karthigai Deepam
- South Indian households that perform camphor aarti
- Devotional and premium ceremonial gifting
Care & Maintenance
After the flame is fully extinguished and the lamp has cooled, remove loose camphor residue with a soft, dry cloth. Use a mild brass-safe cleaning method when needed and dry immediately. Avoid over-polishing if you wish to retain the antique character, and do not use harsh chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, or water while the lamp is hot.
Why Buy From Pooja Articles?
- Curated selection of Indian brass lamps and puja accessories
- Clear dimensions, weight, design, fuel, and intended-use information
- Handcast brass camphor lamp supplied from Madurai
- Suitable for daily aarti, festivals, ceremonies, and gifting
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