Tortoise Shaped Brass Kurma Aarthi For Daily Prayers. Length 24 cm x Width 11 cm pair of mythical yali door handles Height 33 cm x Width

Height 33 cm x Width 26 cm

Chain Length: 43 cm x Height of Devi: 17 cm

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Tortoise Shaped Brass Kurma Aarthi For Daily Prayers. Length 24 cm x Width 11 cm pair of mythical yali door handles Height 33 cm x WidthAn exquisite tortoise shaped brass diya Aarthi traditionally know as the Kurma Arathi found in most south India homes and temples for offering daily prayers and used during special ceremonies, festivals and rituals. As per hindu mythology, Koorma, the second Avatar of Lord Vishnu, emerged during the churning of the cosmic ocean to support the mountain on its back. The turtle (or tortoise) is considered to be a sacred animal for Hindus and represents