Brass Havan Sruk with Yali Face – Traditional Peetal Homa Spoon for Yagna, Agnihotra, Vedic Rituals & Temple Pooja (Set of 2) 19 Inch

Key Features Premium Solid Brass (Peetal/Pital): Durable, sturdy, and long-lasting Traditional Sruk Design: Essential ritual spoon for Homa and Yagna ceremonies Intricate Yali Face Motif: Inspired by classical South Indian temple art Handcrafted Craftsmanship: Fine detailing with elegant brass finish Ideal for Temple & Home Use: Suitable for priests, devotees, and spiritual practitioners Spiritual Significance The Sruk is an important Vedic ritual implement used to offer ghee and sacred materials into the fire during Havan and Homam ceremonies. The Yali, a mythical guardian figure, symbolizes protection, courage, and spiritual strength, making this ritual spoon especially meaningful for sacred worship. How to Use Use for offering ghee, herbs, and sacred ingredients into the havan fire Ideal for Homa, Yagna, Agnihotra, and Vedic rituals Suitable for home mandirs, temples, and religious ceremonies Perfect for priests, spiritual practitioners, and devotees Care Instructions Clean gently with a soft cloth after use Wash and dry thoroughly to maintain shine Use mild brass polish occasionally for long-lasting luster FAQs Q: What is a Sruk used for? A Sruk is a traditional Vedic spoon used to offer ghee and sacred materials into the ritual fire. Q: What does the Yali design symbolize? The Yali symbolizes protection, strength, courage, and divine guardianship in temple traditions. Q: Is it suitable for home havan ceremonies? Yes, it is ideal for both home and temple fire rituals.