Khadkulo Kota Vase, Handmade flower vase with stand, High quality, 22.5 by 36 cm, made by Brass, Ritual Item Offerings, Offering Flower

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Khadkulo - Kota Vase, Handmade Flower Vase with Stand, High Quality
Code	HME31533
Size	Height 22.5cm (9") Width 36cm (14") Depth 36cm (14") 22.5 x 36 x 36
Weight	2073 2.07 kg - 4.57 lbs
Material	Brass
Availability	Available

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Khadkulo - Kota
The Khadkulo, also known as Urlis, is a traditional Nepali vessel steeped in cultural significance and practical utility. Historically crafted from copper or brass, these vessels were once essential for cooking and storing grains in Nepali households. Over time, their role has evolved beyond the kitchen into various ceremonial and decorative uses, embodying both tradition and symbolism.

In contemporary Nepalese customs, the Khadkulo holds a prominent place, particularly during wedding rituals. During weddings, the bride and groom's feet and hands are ceremonially washed by family members using the Khadkulo, signifying their reverence as embodiments of divine entities on this auspicious occasion. Following this ritual, the Khadkulo becomes a cherished gift to the bride, serving practical purposes in her new household.

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In modern times, the Khadkulo has transcended its original function to become a prized decorative object. Silver Khadkulos, in particular, are favored for their ornamental appeal and are used to adorn living rooms, altars, entrances, and places of business. When filled with fresh flowers or water, the Khadkulo brings a sense of positivity, prosperity, and aesthetic enhancement to its surroundings, believed to attract good fortune and blessings into the home.

The Khadkulo's enduring presence in Nepali culture reflects its adaptive nature, seamlessly blending tradition with contemporary uses. Whether as a symbol of matrimonial rituals, a functional utensil, or an elegant decorative piece, the Khadkulo continues to be revered and cherished, embodying the timeless traditions and artistic sensibilities of Nepal. Its presence not only beautifies spaces but also serves as a tangible link to Nepal's rich cultural heritage and spiritual ethos.