For many centuries, the brass urli has been a symbol of tradition in Indian households, as well as abundance and serenity. It's an elegant vessel that used to be a fixture in the courtyard and even on the veranda of our grandparents' houses.

A cultural treasure that has been transformed into a modern artifact, seamlessly integrated into contemporary interiors showcasing contemporary living. From flotations of flowers and scented candles to elaborate festivals and religious ceremonies, the list is endless.  The brass urli remains a statement that is both functional and artistic.

The Significance of the Brass Urli?

In Asian cultures, the brass urli is highly symbolic, much like the lotus flower. Traditionally used. The Urli is connected with good and positive attributes in South Indian households. The presence of water, flowers, or illuminated diyas is believed to bring positive energy, balance, and auspiciousness into one's life.

The home is thought to promote tranquillity, prosperity, and harmony. Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui suggest using a brass urli near the entrance or in the living area for positive energies to flow in your home.

The open, circular shape signifies inclusivity, and the surface's reflection symbolizes clarity and completeness. With these subtle subtleties, the Urli is both decorative and spiritual in nature. One, especially during festive events like Diwali, Navratri, or weddings.

 

How does a brass urli add to the value of any modern household?

The fusion of old-fashioned and modern styles in interior design has resulted in the widespread use, today, of the brass urli as decorative accents. Its versatility is unmatched, making it a suitable match for any design style, including minimalist, bohemian, and classic Indian-like designs. Install the item in a foyer, on TV, or in your balcony garden...it will always bring positivity to your home.

The durability and sustainability of brass urlis are also amazing. Unlike decorative pieces made in bulk, they age well and only get more antique with time. The brass urli develops beautifully and adds a rich flavor to the surface. They are heirlooms that possess exceptional texture and story.

 

A Thoughtful and Timeless Gift: The Brass Urli. An exquisite gift.

With so much on the horizon, it's difficult to imagine how meaningful and unique the Brass Urli can be as a gift. But in reality, it carries the weight of tradition, the glow of craftsmanship, and the adaptability of labor.

A handcrafted piece that combines contemporary design elements and is highly functional. Brass Urlis are used to bring warmth, beauty, and cultural significance during Diwali, weddings, or any other holiday. They can be considered as a gesture of love and an ideal way to express one's culture.

Cosku India's Saanjh collection is a tribute to this tradition, featuring handcrafted items.

1. Saanjh Footed Lotus Brass Urli

There’s something about this one — the petal edges, the way it catches light, the quiet presence it brings. It feels like it was meant for special corners. Add water, flowers, and a few floating diyas — and it just becomes the room.

2. Saanjh Traditional Lotus Urli 

This one’s perfect in twos. For doorways, pooja corners, festive setups — anywhere you want a little balance. It’s detailed, but not overwhelming. It looks like something passed down but still feels new.

How to Care for and Style Your Brass Urli.

A brass urli can be styled as an artistic expression. Fresh flower petals or tealight candles arranged in the air can be lit up by filling it with water during festivals. Adding essential oils or fresh herbs to the water can create a sensual experience. It is most suited for everyday use and can be made warmer by using wooden borders, woven mats, or natural materials.

Maintenance is simple. Maintain the shine of your brass urli by using a combination of lemon and baking soda or tamarind paste. Dry it out right after to prevent water stains. With time, the natural aging process will create a beautiful patina that enhances its rustic character.

A Final Word.

Through the exploration of their brass urli, from ancient tranquil verandas to modern well-curated spaces, heritage is preserved in its fragmented form. More than a vessel, it's an emblem of goodwill and tolerance. When it comes to decorating your home with a beautiful and functional brass urli or giving it as if it were an important present, Cosku India's Saanjh collection is incredibly practical and handcrafted.

Embrace the timeless. Gift the meaningful. Decorate with purpose.