Shri Nath Art Gallery

Shrinath Art Gallery provides you wide range of indian handicraft products which is manufactured by us.
We are dealing in very reasonable prices.
We are export all over the world.

• Material: Solid Brass (Pital) base with an applied Satin-Gold Finish.

• Handle: Lathe-turned Hardwood Handle with a heat-resistant connection, ensuring safe handling during rituals.

• Design Type: Tripod Tabletop Burner. It stands on three small spherical feet, providing clearance to protect surfaces from heat.

• Ornamentation: The exterior of the bowl is embellished with raised floral and butterfly motifs, while the lid features a lattice-grid (Jali) bordered by delicate metal flower cutouts.

• Artisanal Aesthetics: The use of embossed butterflies and flowers elevates this from a simple utility item to a statement decor piece. It is designed to be displayed prominently in a living room or pooja space, even when not in use.

• Decorative Ventilation: The lid serves a dual purpose—it allows for necessary airflow to feed the charcoal, but the border of metal petals also serves as a beautiful decorative frame for the smoke as it escapes.

• Stable Tripod Construction: The three-point base ensures the burner does not wobble, providing a secure foundation for the heavy brass bowl, especially when it contains hot coal.

• Satin-Gold Finish: The soft, matte gold luster gives it a "festive" or "gift-worthy" appearance, often making it a popular choice for wedding favors or traditional gifts.

• Usage: It is perfectly suited for burning Sambrani, Dhoop, or resin-based incense.

• Care Instructions: Because of the intricate embossed work (butterflies and flowers), it is best to avoid abrasive cleaners. A soft, dry cloth is usually sufficient to remove dust. If the brass begins to dull, a very soft brush and a mild brass cleaner can be used to navigate the crevices of the floral work without damaging the finish.

• Ritual Purpose: The long handle and stable base make it an excellent choice for "Smudging"—carrying the burner from room to room to purify the atmosphere with aromatic incense.

• The Face (Gold): The serene expression of the Buddha is finished in a radiant gold. It features delicate floral hand-painting on the cheeks and chin, which is a signature of modern Rajasthani woodcraft.

• The Robe & Ushnisha (Silver): The traditional monk's robe (sanghati) and the coiled hair (ushnisha) are finished in a contrasting silver/chrome tone, creating a metallic multi-layered look.

• The Halo & Lotus (Copper/Bronze): The serrated halo (Prabhamandala) and the lotus base are finished in a warm copper tone, symbolizing enlightenment and purity.