The Copper Panchapatram is a sacred vessel deeply ingrained in Hindu rituals and religious ceremonies. Made from high-quality copper, it is typically used in the performance of puja. The water itself is worshipped initially, symbolic of Varuna the God of waters. The Panchapatram holds water for offering to nava graha devata and 12 names of Krishna during a daily ritual called Sandhya Vandanam. The vessel is used for this ritual at different times of the day  once in the morning, once at noon and once in the evening. The inherent properties of copper are believed to purify the water, enhancing its spiritual significance. 

Buy Copper Pancha Patra 2.25"h and 3.5" dia and approx. 60 grams from Giri UK.