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Pure Silver Asopalav (Ashoka) Leaf with Hanging Loop
A$38
Includes A$3.45 GST · Prices in AUD · Delivery calculated at checkout
Invite auspicious energy and divine blessings into your home with the Pure Silver Asopalav Leaf from Dream Design Jewellery. Crafted with intricate vein engravings and a convenient hanging loop, this sacred Ashoka leaf serves as a permanent, pure offering for your Kalash, home mandir, or entrance toran.
| SKU | DDJ-SPI-056 |
| Material | Silver |
| Purity | 925 |
| In Stock | In stock |
Enhance your spiritual rituals and sacred decor with the Pure Silver Asopalav Leaf from Dream Design Jewellery. In Hindu tradition, the Asopalav (Ashoka) tree is a symbol of love, prosperity, and the warding off of sorrow. Its leaves are essential for auspicious ceremonies, Kalash sthapana, and entrance torans to invite divine energy into the home.
This premium silver leaf is meticulously crafted with deep, stylized engravings that replicate the natural, symmetrical veins of the Ashoka leaf. Finished with a brilliant polish, it features a seamlessly integrated loop at the base of the stem, allowing it to be easily strung onto a sacred thread for a doorway toran, worn as a spiritual pendant, or attached to a deity's garland. As a non-perishable silver offering, it ensures your puja space remains eternally pure and prepared for daily worship or festive occasions like Diwali, Navratri, and Griha Pravesh.
Key Features:
Sacred Symbolism: Represents the auspicious Asopalav (Ashoka) leaf, essential for Vedic rituals and festive decor.
Intricate Engraving: Features deep, geometric vein detailing across the entire leaf surface for a striking visual texture.
Integrated Hanging Loop: Designed with a sturdy loop at the stem for versatile use in torans, garlands, or as a wearable spiritual pendant.
Everlasting Purity: A permanent, non-perishable offering that serves as a beautiful alternative to fresh leaves on your altar.
Handling: Hold the leaf by its outer edges or the stem loop to prevent natural skin oils from leaving smudge marks on the polished surface.
Cleaning: Wipe gently with a dry, lint-free microfibre cloth. Do not use chemical silver dips, abrasive powders, or stiff brushes that could scratch the delicate vein engravings.
Puja Precautions: If applying tilak during rituals, avoid leaving wet kumkum, sandalwood paste, or water on the silver for extended periods to prevent oxidation and tarnishing.
Storage: When not on display or used in a toran, store the silver leaf in a soft velvet pouch or an airtight ziplock bag away from direct sunlight and high humidity.



