Brass Apple Kumkum Holder - Pack Of 10 - 200gms
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Brass Apple Kumkum Holder - Pack Of 10 - 200gms
This Stunning Decorative Bowl Product serves as a Haldi Kumkum Holder to welcome guests during a wedding, engagement, festival, housewarming, thambulam, varalakshmi, Indian items, or any other occasion. The Apple Kumkum shape makes it look more attractive, and the attached bowls make it easy to arrange Haldi and Kumkum according to your need.
Benefits And Uses of Brass Bowl
- Elegant design ideal for festivals like Diwali and other pujas and ceremonies for gift
- Brass is widely known for dealing with pitta dosha, boosting hemoglobin count, improving skin health, and offering other health benefits.
- Ideal for home, hotel, and Restaurant use, it is easy to carry and clean.
Product Highlights
- Weight: 200g
- Length: 1.8 Inch
- Height: 1.8 Inch
FAQ's
Q.1 How to clean a Brass Kumkum Holder?
Ans. Dissolve one teaspoon of salt in half a cup of Vinegar. Add enough flour to the salt/vinegar mixture to make a paste. Rub the brass idol with the Paste and leave for 10 minutes, then rinse and dry it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are good return gifts for pooja or housewarming?
Small brass items like these apple-shaped kumkum holders are classic return gifts for Varalakshmi Vratam, housewarmings, weddings and baby showers — traditional, useful and elegant. This pack of 10 covers a full guest list.
Where can I buy pooja return gifts in bulk in the USA?
PushMyCart ships return-gift packs across the USA — brass kumkum holders, blouse pieces, haldi-kumkum sets and more, imported from India.
What is a kumkum holder used for?
It holds kumkum and haldi offered to guests at poojas and festivals — a small brass barani that sits in the pooja room and is offered to married women (sumangali) as part of tradition.
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