GOLD COATED ASHTADALA PADMAM

**Gold Coated Asthadhala Padmam** is a sacred and intricate religious artifact used in Hindu rituals, particularly in South Indian and Tamil traditions. The term “**Asthadhala Padmam**” translates to the **eight-petaled lotus**, which is considered a symbol of divine purity, beauty, and spiritual enlightenment in Hinduism.

This item is typically made from a base material such as **brass** or **copper**, and it is coated with a layer of **gold**, giving it a luxurious and auspicious appearance. The **Asthadhala Padmam** is often placed in temples or on home altars during prayers and ceremonies to invoke blessings and symbolize the goddess **Lakshmi**, the goddess of wealth, fortune, and prosperity, who is frequently associated with the lotus flower.

The **Gold Coated Asthadhala Padmam** usually features a detailed design of the lotus with eight petals, each representing one of the divine attributes or virtues, like compassion, purity, and wisdom. The gold coating adds a spiritual and opulent dimension, making it not only an item of religious reverence but also an elegant piece of art.

This object is used in **poojas**, **homams**, or **other devotional practices**, often as a place to offer flowers, water, or other sacred items. It is highly cherished for its aesthetic beauty and its deep symbolic connection to divine worship, bringing an added sense of sanctity and luxury to any sacred space.
HEIGHT: 1 INCH

WIDTH: 1.5 INCH

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