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The Brass Karuwa is a traditional Nepali water vessel known for its graceful curves, long spout, and deep cultural roots. Made from solid brass, this beautifully crafted jug is widely used in Nepali households for serving drinking water to guests and holds significant importance during religious rituals and pooja ceremonies. Its distinctive design includes a rounded body, a narrow neck for controlled pouring, and a cap with a small air hole to balance air pressure — a thoughtful touch that enhances functionality. Beyond its utility, the Brass Karuwa symbolizes purity, respect, and Nepali hospitality. It is often placed on altars or used in temple offerings as a vessel for holy water. Handmade by skilled artisans, each Brass Karuwa carries the charm of traditional craftsmanship, with detailed hand-hammering and a natural patina that develops over time, making it both a spiritual and decorative centerpiece in any home.