Copper theertha sembu

A copper theertha sembu is a traditional vessel used in Hindu rituals for holding and distributing theertham (sacred water). Made from copper, it is valued for its durability and its ability to retain heat, featuring a distinctive reddish-brown hue. 

The vessel is typically designed with a spout or pouring mechanism, making it easy to distribute the holy water during ceremonies. It plays a crucial role in various rites, including daily worship and special religious events, where it is used to offer water to deities, participants, or objects, symbolizing purification and blessings.