Pooja Items & Samagiri: Camphor Lamp

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Camphor Aarti Lamp


Camphor or kapoor possesses a unique place in the Hindu ritual of traditional Pooja or any other festive or customary occasion. Camphor when lit burns itself out completely without leaving a trace of it. Camphor represents our inherent tendencies (vaasanas).when lit by the fire of knowledge which illuminates the Lord (truth), our vaasanas thereafter burn themselves out completely, not leaving a trace of the ego which creates in us a sense of individuality that keeps us separate from the Lord. This Camphor Aarti Lamp is thus a most unique and an intrinsic part of our devotion toward the God. This lamp is completely handmade and intricately carved and is made of 100% pure copper to give a fine and long lasting finish and durability.

Weight: 200 Gms.
Size: 5″
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$6.00

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