Diya,Thali,Kalash,Bell,Copper Lota

1. Diya (Oil Lamp)
A diya is a small oil lamp made of clay, brass, or silver, used in Hindu rituals to symbolize light, knowledge, and the victory of good over evil. Lit during pujas and festivals, it creates a sacred, peaceful atmosphere and is considered a medium to invite divine blessings.

2. Thali (Puja Plate)
A thali is a decorative plate, usually made of brass, steel, or silver, used to arrange all puja items such as kumkum, haldi, flowers, and diya. Often embellished with designs, it helps keep ritual essentials organized during worship.

3. Kalash (Sacred Vessel)
The kalash is a metal pot, often filled with water, topped with mango leaves, and a coconut. It represents abundance, creation, and the presence of divine energy. Placing a kalash during puja is considered highly auspicious.

4. Bell (Ghanti)
A bell is rung at the beginning of worship to create a pleasant, sacred sound believed to ward off negative energies and invite positive vibrations. Made from brass or other metals, it’s an integral part of temple and home rituals.

5. Copper Lota (Water Vessel)
A copper lota is a traditional water vessel used in pujas for holding Ganga Jal or pure water for offerings and rituals. Copper is considered a pure metal with antimicrobial properties, making it ideal for sacred use.