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100% Pure Copper Coin With Hole

Rs. 499 Inclusive of all taxes

Keep an auspicious offering ready for your puja with these 100% pure copper coins with hole. Each round copper coin has a centre hole and a finely engraved floral border, so it can be threaded on a red thread (kalava), …

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Description

Keep an auspicious offering ready for your puja with these 100% pure copper coins with hole. Each round copper coin has a centre hole and a finely engraved floral border, so it can be threaded on a red thread (kalava), placed in a kalash or laid in front of the deity during Lakshmi puja, Dhanteras and Diwali. Choose a pack of 5 or a pack of 11.

Highlights

  • 100% pure copper: a warm reddish-gold coin, a metal long used in Indian pooja vessels.
  • Centre hole: easy to thread on a kalava, tie to a bunch of pooja items or hang as a charm.
  • Engraved floral border: a neat decorative edge on each coin.
  • Pack of 5 or 11: odd-numbered packs that many families prefer for offerings and rituals.

Specifications

  • Item: Pooja coin with centre hole
  • Material: 100% pure copper
  • Design: Round coin with engraved floral border
  • Pack of: 5 or 11 coins
  • Ideal for: Kalash puja, Lakshmi puja, Dhanteras, Diwali, housewarming and gifting

About copper coins in puja

Copper (tamba) is regarded as a pure metal in Hindu rituals and is used for kalash, lamps and offering vessels. Many families place copper coins in the kalash or at the feet of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kuber during Dhanteras and Diwali, and keep them in the pooja room or tie them with a red thread in the belief that they invite prosperity. Practices differ by region and family, so use them in the way your tradition follows.

Care

Keep the coins dry and store them in a clean box or cloth pouch. To restore the shine, rub with a cut lemon and a little salt, rinse and dry at once. Natural darkening of copper over time is normal. Keep small coins away from young children.

Frequently asked questions

How many coins are in a pack?
You can choose a pack of 5 or a pack of 11 coins.

What is the hole in the coin for?
The centre hole lets you thread the coin on a kalava or red thread for pooja, or tie it with other offerings.

Are these real copper coins?
Yes, they are made of 100% pure copper. They are pooja coins and are not legal tender.

Shipping and returns

We ship across India. Delivery charges and timing are shown at checkout.

If something arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, message us on WhatsApp with a photo and we will put it right.