Aranmula Mirror 5 IN

• Symbol of Prosperity and Good Luck:
It is considered auspicious and is often kept in homes and temples to bring prosperity, luck, and protection. In Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui, it is said to ward off evil and reflect positive energy.
• Part of Kerala’s Traditional Gifts:
It is an important part of the “Ashtamangalyam” set – eight auspicious items used in traditional Kerala Hindu weddings and housewarming ceremonies.
• Unique Craftsmanship (Not Glass):
Unlike regular mirrors made of glass, the Aranmula Kannadi is made from a special metal alloy, polished for days to achieve perfect reflectivity. The exact composition is a closely guarded secret, known only to a few families in Aranmula.
• Geographical Indication (GI) Tag:
The Aranmula Kannadi has received a GI tag for its exclusivity and cultural value, preserving its authenticity.
• Associated with Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple:
It is believed that the mirror has links to the Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple, and the technique of making it may have originated as an offering to Lord Krishna.
• Symbol of Kerala’s Rich Heritage:
Owning or gifting an Aranmula Kannadi is a mark of prestige and heritage. It reflects Kerala’s deep-rooted artistic traditions.