In the spiritual tapestry of India, the act of offering prasadam (sacred food) to the deities holds profound significance. Alackal Bell Metals, nestled in the cultural heartland of Mannar, presents a unique and exquisite creation: the small 3-inch diameter Prasadam Uruli. This miniature masterpiece not only serves as a vessel for offering payasam or naivedyam to the divine in temples but also finds a cherished place in home pooja rooms. Let's explore the craftsmanship, symbolism, and versatility of these divine urulis. The Prasadam Uruli is specifically designed to hold payasam, a sweet rice pudding often offered to deities during rituals. Its shallow basin allows for the perfect presentation of this traditional offering. Additionally, the uruli can be used for naivedyam, which includes various other sweets, fruits, or savories offered to the divine.
