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During puja, a Brass Pooja Plate is used to keep puja objects. Roli for tilak, Akshat, Ghanti (bell), Kalava to tie around the wrist, aarti-diya, and various colorful flowers are among the puja elements. Made of brass and etched with Ganesha. It is suitable as a Spiritual/Religious Gift. Pooja thali plays an auspicious function in Hindu religious ceremonies, festivals, traditions, and rituals. In Hindu mythology, one of the methods to worship the divine is to use a pooja Plate. The arrangement of all the components in a pooja thali is thought to have spiritual significance. In Hindu mythology, using a puja thali is one technique to worship the god. It is thought that the arrangement of all the components in a pooja thali plate has spiritual significance. Powders such as haldi and kumkum, rice grains, beetle leaves, grass, saffron threads, flowers, scented oils, and agarbattis are all used to balance the cosmic components that are active in the universe. As an Indian who likes all of the traditions and culture that Indian festivals provide, I must add that there are a few necessary items that every Indian home requires to complete all of the ceremonies. As a child, I recall my mother decorating the pooja thali (tray) with fresh flowers, haldi (turmeric), rice grains, and kumkum (vermillion).