NAKSHI Astalakshmi Chembu

The **Nakshi Astalakshmi Chembu** is a beautifully crafted traditional Indian vessel, typically made from brass or copper, with intricate *Nakshi* (carved) designs. This item is often used for religious or cultural purposes, especially in South Indian rituals. The word *Astalakshmi* refers to the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fortune, each representing a different aspect of life’s abundance.

The **Nakshi** work is the detailed, hand-carved design that adorns the chembu (a traditional vessel, typically a pot or pitcher). The vessel is designed with intricate patterns, often featuring images of the Goddess Lakshmi in various forms, and these designs are symbolic of divine blessings and prosperity.

**Astalakshmi Chembu** is particularly significant during festivals like **Diwali**, **Pongal**, and other auspicious occasions, where it is used for pooja (worship) ceremonies. The chembu is commonly filled with offerings or used to hold sacred water or flowers. The symbolism of Astalakshmi (the eight goddesses) adds spiritual significance to the vessel, as each form of Lakshmi is said to bless the household with wealth, health, prosperity, education, and success in various endeavors.

The **Nakshi Astalakshmi Chembu** is a timeless piece that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, making it a popular choice as both a decorative item and a religious artifact in many Indian homes.

WEIGHT:82 GRAMS
Height 3.5 INCHES
width 2.5 INCHES