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999 Pure Silver Kalash Shaped Coin with Ashta Mangala & Swastik

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Invoke divine peace, abundance, and auspicious beginnings with Dream Design Jewellery’s 999 Pure Silver Kalash Shaped Coin. Precision-crafted in the sacred silhouette of a ceremonial Purna Kalash topped with mango leaves and a coconut, this distinctively contoured coin features the holy Ashta Mangala symbols on one face and a bold, embossed Swastik on the reverse.

SKU DDJ-SC-012
Material Silver
Purity 999
Weight 10.000g
In Stock In stock
Celebrate sacred rituals and prosperity with Dream Design Jewellery’s uniquely crafted 999 Pure Silver Kalash Shaped Coin. The Kalash represents life, abundance, and cosmic creation, serving as an essential presence in Indian religious and cultural ceremonies. This collectible features fine craftsmanship on both sides with high-contrast frosted and polished silver finishes: Obverse Face: Depicts the sacred Kalash silhouette adorned with intricate foliage at the crest. The body contains a paneled grid displaying revered auspicious symbols, including the Swastik, Shrivatsa, Kalasha, Bhadrasana, Meen Yugala, and Darpana, flanked by geometric border patterns. Reverse Face: Features a prominent, raised Swastik symbol set against a frosted silver textured background, centered between floral band motifs and stamped with the purity hallmark at the base ("B.T 999"). With its stable flat-base profile, this coin can stand upright or lay flat, making it suitable for home mandirs, office altars, cash vaults, and festive gifting on Diwali, Dhanteras, Paryushana, Akshaya Tritiya, and housewarming ceremonies. Key Features:Hallmarked Purity: Struck in guaranteed 999 pure fine silver. Distinctive Silhouette: Cut into an authentic temple Kalash shape rather than a standard round coin. Sacred Dual-Sided Iconography: Showcases both the eight auspicious motifs and the central Swastik. Festive & Ceremonial Gift: Suitable for puja rituals, corporate tokens, and family heirlooms.
Handling: Hold the coin gently by its polished outer edges to keep natural skin oils and fingerprints off the frosted surface. Cleaning: Wipe softly with a clean, dry microfibre cloth; do not clean with abrasive powders, chemical silver dips, or rough scrub pads. Ritual Precautions: Avoid direct contact with wet kumkum, sandalwood paste, water, or open flame during puja to preserve the silver from surface discoloration. Storage: Keep inside an airtight casing or pouch when not displayed to minimize exposure to sulfur and moisture.

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