Copper Udharini 5.6 Inch

This Udharini is made of pure copper, handcrafted by skilled artisans. It features a traditional handcrafted copper polish finish with a slender spoon-like design — lightweight, durable, and ideal for daily pooja use. Pure copper is the most traditionally prescribed and auspicious metal for pooja utensils in Hindu tradition, valued for its natural antimicrobial properties, its ability to purify and energise water, and its deep association with ritual purity across Vedic and Agamic traditions.

The Udharini weighs approximately 20 grams with a height of 5.6 inches — the longest in the Uddarni range, with an extended slender handle that provides excellent reach and control for precise pouring of theertham (holy water) from the Panchapatra during daily home pooja, Abhishekam rituals, and temple use.

The Udharini (also known as Uddarni or Uddharani) is a sacred slender pooja spoon used in traditional Hindu pooja rituals as the companion vessel to the Panchapatra. It is used to scoop and pour theertham (holy water) from the Panchapatra — for Achamana (ritual purification by pouring water into the cupped palm for sipping), for sprinkling theertham on the deity, pooja items, and devotees, and for performing Abhisheka (sacred bathing of the deity). The Udharini’s slender elongated handle allows for precise, controlled pouring without touching the sacred water with the fingers, maintaining ritual purity. Its longer 5.6-inch length provides greater reach and control, making it especially well-suited for Abhishekam rituals and larger Panchapatra vessels. Together, the Panchapatra and Udharini form an inseparable pair — the two most essential vessels in any complete home pooja kit. Pure copper is the traditionally prescribed metal for both, as copper is believed to purify and energise the water, making it especially sacred for ritual use.

Clean with a soft, dry cloth after each use to maintain the traditional handcrafted copper polish finish. Use tamarind paste or lemon with salt to restore the natural brightness and shine of the copper. Avoid harsh chemicals and wipe dry after any cleaning. Keep away from moisture and store in a dry place to prevent tarnishing and preserve the pure copper finish.

Yes, this Copper Udharini makes a practical and auspicious gift — ideal as part of a Panchapatra and Udharini set, for housewarmings (Griha Pravesh), Upanayanam (sacred thread ceremony), weddings, and religious milestone occasions. It is most meaningfully gifted alongside a Copper Panchapatra as a complete sacred vessel set. Its pure copper construction, traditional handcrafted polish, and longest-in-range 5.6-inch slender design make it a thoughtful and spiritually significant gifting choice. It comes in eco-friendly packaging, making it a neatly presented and auspicious gift.