Brass Anna Paravai Vilaku Lamp
Anna Paravai Vilakku (Tamil: அன்னப் பறவை விளக்கு) is a traditional oil lamp from South India featuring the Anna Paravai, a mythical swan-like bird, as its centerpiece. This lamp is deeply rooted in cultural and spiritual traditions, symbolizing prosperity, divinity, and the illumination of wisdom.
| Material | Brass |
| Color | Gold |
| Size available | 9x3x6.5 |
| Item Weight | 1.5 Kgs |
| Number of Items | 1Anna Paravai Vilaku Lamp |
| Use | Pooja Room, Temples, Auspicious ceromines |
| Sold by | Brass Gift |
Anna Paravai (Mythical Bird): The lamp showcases the majestic Anna Paravai, a blend of a swan and a peacock, perched gracefully at the top. This bird symbolizes purity, grace, and divinity.
Lamp Bowl: Below the bird is a bowl that holds oil and wick. The bowl may feature floral patterns or other traditional motifs.
Base: The base is often wide and ornate, providing stability and adding to its aesthetic appeal. Some designs have pedestal-style bases.
Symbol of Light: Represents the removal of ignorance and the spread of wisdom and enlightenment.
Divine Connection: The Anna Paravai is associated with purity and is considered a vehicle for divine blessings in South Indian traditions.
Auspiciousness: Lighting this lamp is believed to bring prosperity, peace, and positivity into homes and spaces.
Religious Worship: Central to poojas and rituals in South Indian homes and temples.
Festivals and Ceremonies: Widely used during festivals like Diwali, Karthigai Deepam, and temple celebrations.
Decorative Element: Used as a statement piece in homes to reflect Indian heritage and craftsmanship.
Care and Maintenance:
Cleaning: Clean regularly with natural cleaners like tamarind paste, lemon juice, or a mix of baking soda and water to remove tarnish.
Polishing: Use brass polish to maintain the lamp’s golden luster.
Storage: Keep in a dry, cool place to prevent tarnishing or damage.