Palani Raja Alangaram Murugan Kamachi Vilakku 4.5 Inch
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Palani Raja Alangaram Murugan Kamachi Vilakku 4.5 Inch
Description
Palani Raja Alangaram Murugan Kamachi Vilakku 4.5 Inch – Brass Oil Lamp
This handcrafted brass Kamachi vilakku presents Lord Murugan in the Palani Raja Alangaram form, framed within a detailed arched shrine above a traditional leaf-shaped oil bowl. The polished brass composition combines devotional sculpture with a functional lamp for daily puja, aarti, and festival lighting. At 4.5 inches high and approximately 250 grams, it offers a substantial altar presence without requiring the space of a larger temple lamp.
Product Specifications
- Deity: Lord Murugan in Palani Raja Alangaram form
- Material: Brass
- Height: 4.5 inches
- Length: 2.9 inches
- Breadth: 2.9 inches
- Weight: Approximately 250 grams
- Finish: Smooth polished brass
- Design: Murugan figure within an arched shrine or prabhavali
- Lamp: Leaf-shaped Kamachi vilakku bowl with wick spout
- Fuel: Suitable for a modest quantity of sesame oil, other lamp oil, or ghee
- SKU: MRG-BR-045I-VLK
Spiritual Significance
Raja Alangaram refers to the richly adorned presentation of Lord Murugan associated with Palani temple worship. The Kamachi vilakku is a traditional South Indian lamp form used during daily puja and aarti. This design is especially relevant to observances such as Thaipusam, Skanda Sashti, Panguni Uthiram, and Karthigai Deepam without promising courage, protection, prosperity, or other guaranteed outcomes.
Why Choose This?
- Combines a functional oil lamp with a distinct Palani Murugan shrine composition
- Leaf-shaped bowl provides a traditional setting for one cotton wick
- Compact 4.5-inch height fits home mandirs and dedicated Murugan altars
- Approximately 250-gram brass construction gives it a substantial feel
Vastu & Placement Guidelines
Place the vilakku upright on a stable, level, non-flammable, heat-resistant surface with clear space above and around the flame. Add only a modest amount of oil or ghee and seat the cotton wick securely in the spout. Keep the flame away from the arched backdrop, curtains, decorations, children, pets, fans, and draughts. Never leave the lamp unattended or move it while lit. Extinguish it safely and allow the bowl, shrine, base, and remaining oil to cool completely before touching, cleaning, or refilling.
Perfect Gift For
- Murugan devotees and Palani-inspired home altars
- Thaipusam, Skanda Sashti, Panguni Uthiram, and Karthigai Deepam
- Housewarmings, weddings, and milestone occasions
- Home mandirs, daily puja, and premium devotional gifting
Care & Maintenance
After the flame is extinguished and the lamp is fully cool, remove the spent wick and wipe away oil and soot with a soft cloth. Clean the bowl and wick spout gently to prevent residue buildup, taking care around the arched shrine and sculpted details. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, and aggressive polishing. If washed, dry every recess, joint, and the underside immediately and thoroughly. Brass may naturally develop patina and subtle colour variation over time.
Why Buy From Pooja Articles?
- Curated selection of brass Murugan lamps and traditional Kamachi vilakkus
- Clear dimensions, approximate weight, fuel use, safety, and care information
- Traditional Indian artisan-style brassware supplied from Madurai
- Suitable for daily worship, festival lighting, devotional display, and gifting
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