anna pakshi/mystic swan: birds that look like peacock/swan but not actually swan/peacocks, these birds are said to be mystical white colored birds that live in heaven, known for the purity. they are said to be so pure that if you keep milk mixed with water, they can separate water from milk and drink only pure milk.
material: brass/bronze
method: brass/ bronze molding method
significance and traditional facts:
lighting of traditional brass lamps is believed to radiate heat and light energy. the regular movement of the flame in traditional lamps is highly effective in passing out the positive energy to the surrounding nearby it’s been lit.
a symbolic meaning attached to the lighting of the traditional lamp. the light in the lamp symbolizes knowledge. it removes darkness, which symbolizes ignorance. thus light symbolizes brahman.
the wick in the traditional oil lamp symbolizes ego and the oil or ghee used symbolizes our negative tendencies. when we are lit by self knowledge, the negative tendencies (oil) melt away and finally the ego (wick) perishes. when the ego perishes, we realize that we are all the supreme truth.
light is considered as a symbol of auspiciousness, prosperity and abundance in the all religion. all auspicious functions commence with the lighting of the lamp, which is often maintained right through the occasion. light symbolizes knowledge, and darkness -

anna pakshi/mystic swan: birds that look like peacock/swan but not actually swan/peacocks, these birds are said to be mystical white colored birds that live in heaven, known for the purity. they are said to be so pure that if you keep milk mixed with water, they can separate water from milk and drink only pure milk.
material: brass/bronze
method: brass/ bronze molding method
significance and traditional facts:
lighting of traditional brass lamps is believed to radiate heat and light energy. the regular movement of the flame in traditional lamps is highly effective in passing out the positive energy to the surrounding nearby it’s been lit.
a symbolic meaning attached to the lighting of the traditional lamp. the light in the lamp symbolizes knowledge. it removes darkness, which symbolizes ignorance. thus light symbolizes brahman.
the wick in the traditional oil lamp symbolizes ego and the oil or ghee used symbolizes our negative tendencies. when we are lit by self knowledge, the negative tendencies (oil) melt away and finally the ego (wick) perishes. when the ego perishes, we realize that we are all the supreme truth.
light is considered as a symbol of auspiciousness, prosperity and abundance in the all religion. all auspicious functions commence with the lighting of the lamp, which is often maintained right through the occasion. light symbolizes knowledge, and darkness -