BRASS ANTIQUE PAAVAI VILAKKU

The Brass Paavai Vilakku Pair is a traditional South Indian lamp set featuring two brass statues of women (often called Paavai or Deepa Lakshmi) holding oil lamps. These lamps are symbolic of feminine grace, prosperity, and spiritual illumination and are often placed in pairs at home altars, temples, and during festivals and special ceremonies. The figures embody Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, making them auspicious additions to any space.

Features

• Material: Crafted from high-quality brass, the Paavai Vilakku Pair shines with a golden glow, adding elegance and a touch of tradition to the space.
• Female Figures Holding Lamps: Each lamp is held by a beautifully carved female figure in a traditional South Indian pose, typically standing gracefully and holding the oil basin in front of her.
• Detailed Traditional Attire: The women are often adorned in intricate traditional attire, showcasing elaborate jewelry, bangles, and hairstyles, emphasizing South Indian craftsmanship.
• Oil Basin: Each statue holds an oil reservoir or small lamp bowl where oil or ghee can be placed along with a wick. When lit, these lamps symbolize the illumination of wisdom and spiritual insight.