30 March, 2008

Last Minute Click

Yes, another last minute entry for Click-Metal hosted by Jai & Bee of Jugalbandi. This is an antique brass Havan/Yajna Spoon and my priced possession.


According to Wiki,
"A Havan is a sacred purifying ritual (yajna) in Hinduism that involves a fire ceremony. It is a ritual of sacrifice made to the fire god Agni. After lighting a Havan Kund (sacrificial fire), objects such as fruits, honey, or wooden goods are put into the sacred fire. If there are any spirits that are evil around you or even inside you they get burned off in the sacred fire. It is believed that this sacrifice will bring health, happiness, luck and prosperity."

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Havan/Yajna Spoon

This elegant spoon has exquisitely carved Lord Krishna’s idol on top and two peacocks attached on bottom. As lentils are main part of any Indian food diet I have filled the spoon with mixed lentils. Now without much delay this photo goes to J & B.

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Havan/Yajna Spoon for Click-Metal
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23 comments:

  1. hey Sia

    Very nice havana spoon.. antique and beautiful..nice click also..

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  2. Thts a wonderful shot Sia..I loved both the shots..LOve the anitqueness of the spoon and the angle you have clicked it at..Good job..

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  3. so what if its last, looks perfect :)

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  4. Wonderful click :).
    you know I have been waiting for this post of yours , right ?
    Lovely entries for MBP. And that "mooli ke parathe" is in my next to try list. Never tried paratha with mooli . Favorite of all bollywood heroes, seems like you are an expert like all heroes moms :)).
    Hope you are having great time in India, that too with marriages , Oh I miss those things so much here.

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  5. Wonderful click, Sia! The spoon filled with those nuts, looks awesome. Very nice entry. I think good photographers save their photos for the last minute, he he!

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  6. Such intricate piece of art. Gorgeous.

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  7. thats a wondeful spoon. very antique.

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  8. What a treasure that is Sia - beautiful.

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  9. A very beautiful rendition, Sups!

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  10. Looks awesome, Sia. Loved the way you have captured it.

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  11. Great CLICK Sia.. the second pic is gorgeous...:)

    Siri

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  12. Looks beautiful!!! I've always admired this spoon of yours, Sups!! remember seeing it in a couple of other pictures too.. dates payasa, I guess... I'm not sure!

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  13. Hi Sia,
    Glad to see you in your new space...and I do love that very ethnic spoon, the carvings look fantastic!

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  14. oh I love this pic....its soooo nice and unique!!

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  15. wow, I'd love to own one of those myself! looks cool Sia:)

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  16. Love the spoon and it's a very nice pic you have taken!

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  17. Very beautiful CLICK Sia. Spoon looks gorgeous..

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