Nettipattam with Kudai | Mahalakshmi Hanging for Car & Home Decor/ Showpiece/ Gifts/ Plastic Material

During temple festivals and other important occasions, temple elephants' foreheads in Southern India are adorned with an ornament called a nettipattam. Elephant Caparison is the English translation of the Tamil word nettipattam. Nettipattam is often crafted with copper and gold, with variations in fabric and intricate decorations as well. According to legend, Lord Brahma was the first deity to create an adornment for the Airavata, Lord Indra's white war elephant. The caparison is said to bring good fortune and tranquility. It may also be hung on the walls as a divine decoration, or near the front door (vayilpadi) in order to divert attention from and fend against negative energy (kan drishti). 

Product Features:

• Traditional Nettipattam (Caparison) is made of premium metals with detailed carvings. It is adorned at its sides with colourful threads to lend it a vibrant border.
• This Nettipattam is special, since it holds a picture of Goddess Lakshmi framed at the top with a divine border.
• The shine of this Nettipattam will endure a long time if maintained well.
• However, Netripattam mirror hanging should not be exposed to the direct sun's rays for long to retain its shine for as much as possible.
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