Kuncham Glass is a traditional-style drinking vessel, often made of brass or copper alloy, features sacred engravings of Shankh (conch), Namam (Vaishnavite tilak), and Chakra (discus) — the three divine symbols of Lord Vishnu. Commonly used in Indian households and temples. Known for its elegant, handcrafted look, it reflects both heritage and utility.
Uses Of Kuncham Glass
The Kuncham Glass is a traditional brass tumbler commonly used in Indian households, especially for religious and Ayurvedic purposes.
Pooja & Rituals
• Used to offer water, milk, or panchamrit during daily worship or special rituals.
• Often placed on the pooja thali or near deities during temple rituals.
Serving Holy Water
• Used for charanamrit, tirtham, or prasadam distribution in temples and homes.
Ayurvedic Benefits
• When used to store or drink water, brass helps in balancing the body’s energies.
• Believed to improve digestion, boost immunity, and enhance overall well-being.
Features of Kuncham Glass:
• Made from brass or copper with a smooth or etched design.
• Durable and ideal for daily use or ritual purposes.
• Often used in pooja rituals, for serving water, milk, or charanamrit.
Dimensions: 3.75 inches (H) x 3 inches (W)
Weight: 188 gms
Uses Of Kuncham Glass
The Kuncham Glass is a traditional brass tumbler commonly used in Indian households, especially for religious and Ayurvedic purposes.
Pooja & Rituals
• Used to offer water, milk, or panchamrit during daily worship or special rituals.
• Often placed on the pooja thali or near deities during temple rituals.
Serving Holy Water
• Used for charanamrit, tirtham, or prasadam distribution in temples and homes.
Ayurvedic Benefits
• When used to store or drink water, brass helps in balancing the body’s energies.
• Believed to improve digestion, boost immunity, and enhance overall well-being.
Features of Kuncham Glass:
• Made from brass or copper with a smooth or etched design.
• Durable and ideal for daily use or ritual purposes.
• Often used in pooja rituals, for serving water, milk, or charanamrit.
Dimensions: 3.75 inches (H) x 3 inches (W)
Weight: 188 gms