Tibetan Style Copper Incense Burner With Peacocks and Chains - L 42 cm x W 15 cm vahan of lord shiva lighting of brass lamps especially

lighting of brass lamps especially with peacocks have a deep significance since brass is also considered an auspicious metal which has sacred significance since used for making Hindu temple idols and sculptures

An exquisite tortoise-shaped brass diya | Aarthi traditionally know as the Kurma Arathi found in most south India homes and temples for offering daily prayers and used during  special ceremonies

Size of the painting: 39 cm x 56 cm

which he broke for writing the epic Mahabharata

Divine brass idol of Lord Ganesha - God of wisdom

Tibetan Style Copper Incense Burner With Peacocks and Chains - L 42 cm x W 15 cm vahan of lord shiva lighting of brass lamps especiallyTraditional ritual incense burner used for Sang offerings as per the Tibetan tradition. Sang is a mild yet full of aroma Incense made of Juniper and many other mountain herbs and tree barks. Smoke escapes through the beautifully crafted vented lid with the peacocks, creating a beautiful effect. Hand Crafted in India displaying intricate designs on the lid and the sides with the royal emblem and 4 peacocks, the incense burner can be carried while