Ganesha Brass Lamp - Vinayagar Chaturthi & Sankashti Special Traditional Vilakku

🐘 When Ganesha's Special Days Arrive At Sri Swaminathan & Co, we know that Vinayagar Chaturthi isn't just a festival - it's the most joyous celebration in every Tamil home. This traditional brass lamp transforms your prayers into pure devotion, whether it's the grand annual Chaturthi or the monthly Sankashti blessings. 🪔 Light That Removes All Obstacles Watch this sacred vilakku illuminate your Ganesha's divine face...

Nagavalli Vilakku - Traditional Serpent Brass Lamp for Naga Panchami Worship

🐍 Ancient Wisdom in Sacred Form In the mystical traditions of Tamil Nadu, where Sri Swaminathan & Co learned the sacred art of lamp-making, the serpent represents divine protection, fertility, and spiritual awakening. Our Nagavalli Vilakku honors this ancient wisdom, bringing the protective energy of Naga deities into your sacred space. 🪔 When Serpent Energy Illuminates Light this traditional vilakku and feel the powerful presence of serpent...

Om Muruga Vel Vilakku

🕉️ The Divine Story In the heart of Tamil Nadu, Sri Swaminathan & Co crafts each Om Muruga Vel Vilakku with the same devotion our ancestors felt when Lord Murugan first raised his sacred Vel. This isn't just brass shaped into beauty – it's centuries of Tamil faith, hammered into form. ⚡ When You Light This Lamp Watch the flame dance across the intricate Vel...

Vishnu Namam Brass Pooja Lamp with Shanku & Chakram

🪔 Brass Perumal Namam Shanku Chakram Deepam 🌸 Divine Inspiration In every sacred Vishnu temple, the Namam, Shanku, and Chakram stand as eternal emblems of Sri Venkateswara’s grace, strength, and protection. Inspired by this divine symbolism, this deepam is crafted to bring the spiritual aura of Tirupati Perumal into your home. ✨ Sacred Glow of Devotion When lit, the lamp radiates more than just light...

Standing Gaja Lakshmi lamp - Traditional Tamilnadu style

✨ The Divine Story of Gaja Lakshmi In Hindu mythology, Gaja Lakshmi emerged during the great Samudra Manthanam (churning of the ocean) to restore wealth and power to Indra, the king of gods. She is depicted with lotuses in her hands, blessing devotees with prosperity (varada mudra) and protection (abhaya mudra), while two mighty elephants stand by her side. 🐘 Why Elephants Beside Lakshmi? The...