Hand Shaped Kankavati the Elegant Puja Storage with Enamel Work

Discover the beauty and utility of the Hand Shaped Kankavati, an exquisite decorative puja accessory designed for your sacred rituals. Crafted in a traditional hand (hamsa) shape, this kumkum holder features twin compartments for storing kumkum (roli) and chawal (rice), along with two additional lidded boxes for extra storage. Enhanced with intricate blue and teal enamel floral work on a rich golden finish, it adds a divine touch to your home temple, pooja thali, or festival celebrations. This elegant piece not only serves as a practical puja item but also accentuates the spiritual ambiance of your worship space Hand (hamsa) shaped decorative kumkum holder Dual compartments for kumkum and chawal Two extra lidded boxes for additional storage Rich golden finish with detailed enamel work in blue and teal Auspicious hand motif design enhancing spiritual decor Sturdy metal-finish construction for durability Perfect for daily worship, festivals, and gifting Ideal size for home temple and pooja thali Materials & care Made with durable metal with enamel detailing, clean with dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the finish. Key Features Elegant Hamsa-shaped design with vibrant floral enamel artwork. Dual containers for neatly holding kumkum and rice during rituals. Premium gold-tone finish enhances the festive and devotional appeal. Durable metal construction ensures long-lasting use. Intricate handcrafted detailing adds a traditional decorative touch. Ideal for Raksha Bandhan, Diwali, Bhai Dooj, Karwa Chauth, and daily worship. Lightweight and easy to handle, making rituals more convenient. Benefits Keeps essential pooja items organized in one elegant tray. Adds a traditional and spiritual touch to festive celebrations. Reusable design offers lasting value for multiple occasions. Enhances the décor of home temples and prayer spaces. Compact and easy to store after use. Makes religious rituals more organized and convenient. An ideal gifting choice for festivals, weddings, housewarming ceremonies, and religious occasions.