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"Material: Made of German silver (nickel-silver alloy), which is a mix of copper, nickel, and zinc.
Bright Finish: Has a silver-like lustre, giving a rich and elegant metallic appearance. 
Durability: Strong and long-lasting — German silver is more durable than many traditional metals used for ritual items. 
Corrosion Resistance: Better resistance to corrosion or tarnishing compared to pure silver, making maintenance easier. 
Affordability: More cost-effective than real silver while offering a similar visual appeal. 
Traditional & Ritual Use: Suitable for pooja rituals — for holding offerings, light (if it’s a lamp), or decorative pooja use.
Low Maintenance: Cleaning requires minimal effort — a soft cloth can usually keep it shiny. 
Aesthetic Value: Enhances the look of a pooja room or altar with its traditional yet refined metallic sheen.
Versatility: Can be used in various pooja contexts — either as a lamp (deepam), offering bowl, or decorative piece.
Craftsmanship: Likely crafted with care (as is common with German silver pooja items), balancing functionality with decorative elegance."