Decorative Plate With Handle- 1.5 X 13 X 8 Inches | Gold Polish Pooja Plate/Wooden Tray For Ritual & Home Decor
• Add elegance to your home with this finely crafted tray, finished in silver and gold, perfect for pooja, serving, or décor.
• This versatile serving tray is ideal for festive occasions, temple offerings, or everyday hospitality.
• Whether used as a serving plate for sweets and prasadam or a decorative tray for your pooja altar, it merges style with function.
• A thoughtful gift choice, this tray combines traditional meenakari work with a touch of contemporary charm.
Symbolism & Significance
The tray has long been a symbol of offering and respect in Indian tradition, often used to present food, flowers, or sacred items. A serving tray like this one elevates both devotional and social occasions. As a serving plate, it reflects hospitality and warmth, while as a decorative tray, it adds grace to any space—be it your pooja room or dining table.
Versatile Uses
• Perfect as a tray for pooja essentials or temple offerings.
• Works beautifully as a serving tray for guests during festive gatherings.
• Functions as an elegant serving plate for prasadam, snacks, or sweets.
• Doubles as a decorative tray for displaying idols, flowers, or candles.
Traditional Art with Modern Appeal
This tray features intricate meenakari detailing with a lustrous silver and gold finish, making it both functional and ornamental. A serving tray of this craftsmanship enhances special moments. Its durability ensures it remains your go-to serving plate for years, while its design makes it a standout decorative tray in any setting.
A Heritage Piece for Every Home
From temple rituals to family celebrations, the tray plays an essential role in Indian culture. This serving tray not only serves food but also serves meaning—carrying tradition forward. A serving plate like this becomes part of family memories, and as a decorative tray, it keeps heritage alive in everyday life.
Serve with Style, Offer with Devotion
Bring home this elegant tray to enrich your pooja, dining, and décor. Use it as a serving tray, serving plate, or decorative tray—and let each use reflect both tradition and elegance.