Newari Traditional Sliver-Coated Kota

Add a touch of spiritual elegance to your sacred space with this Newari Traditional Silver-Coated Kota, a beautifully handcrafted ritual pedestal deeply rooted in Nepalese heritage. Used primarily in Newar Buddhist and Hindu ceremonies, the Kota serves as a raised platform for offerings, deities, or sacred objects during pujas, weddings, and festivals.

This stunning piece is expertly crafted from brass and coated with pure silver, featuring finely embossed detailing and adorned with eight golden Asthamangala symbols—each representing auspicious blessings and protection. The Kota stands proudly on three elephant-head legs, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and divine support.

Whether placed in a home shrine or temple setting, this Kota is both a functional ritual tool and a statement of cultural artistry.

Product Features:

• Material: Brass base with silver coating and gold-toned embossed Asthamangala emblems
• Design: Circular pedestal with hand-carved floral motifs and sacred symbols
• Base: Three elephant-head legs for stable elevation
• Use: Ideal for ritual offerings, deity placement, or as a spiritual centerpiece
• Crafted in: Kathmandu Valley, Nepal by traditional Newari artisans

A perfect blend of ritual significance and metal artistry, this Newari Silver-Coated Kota is a timeless piece for those who cherish sacred traditions and Nepalese craftsmanship.