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Mangal Kalash / Shri Phal Collection

Explore the Lovenspire collection of Decorated Mangal Kalash and Shreephal for the auspicious Indian ceremonies. Celebrating a wedding, a housewarming event, or some festival with kalash and shreephal, or coconut, is considered very auspicious in the Indian tradition. Our kalash and shreephal are well decorated with colourful stones and laces in different colours and designs. They can be reused on all the festivals and occasions. We have mangal kalash in various designs and materials of brass, marble, and clay. They are decorated with intricate designs and patterns along with a decorated dried coconut called Shreephal. Choose the kalash and shreephal set in different sizes as per your space availability. Each piece is handcrafted and made with lots of love. We offer our customers the top quality of decorated kalash and Shreephal, which can make their festival a special one.

What is Mangal Kalash / Shri Phal?

Mangal Kalash is actually a sacred pot, used in Hindu traditions for auspicious events, weddings, and festivals. This is traditionally used on Diwali, Holi, Ganesh Chaturthi, housewarming, baby shower, wedding, and even on any special occasion. Kalash symbolizes abundance, and to bring the same energy to our homes, we use a kalash for different rituals. On the other hand, Shreephal is referred to as a coconut, which is a divine fruit, symbolizing prosperity. Shreephal is basically coconut, and it is so significant in poojas as per Hindu traditions. Three eyes on the coconut or Shreephal, which represent Brahma, Mahesh, and Vishnu. Also, it is known as the fruit of the gods. Hindu festivals are incomplete without Mangal Kalash and Shreephal. LoveNSpire brings you a collection of decorated Mangal kalash and Shreephal.Β 

What is the significance of Mangal Kalash / Shri Phal?

Mangal Kalash are the sacred pots traditionally made with clay that represents Mother Earth element. Within it, the water is filled, which represents amrit, and that is how it becomes the house of all deities. Kalash is also believed to bring abundance and prosperity. It marks the new beginnings, due to which it is used in griha pravesh rituals. It is also placed on weddings and Navratri to attract the positive and divine energy. Also, the shreephal or coconut represents the divine form of Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh. It is also called the fruit of prosperity. Now if you are planning to celebrate the festival in a traditional way, you can explore our decorated kalash and shreephal collection that can be used on auspicious hindu fetsivals and ceremonies.Β Β Β Β 

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