Description
In the cultural history of Kerala, the Para holds a special place as one of the oldest traditional household vessels. Long before modern measurement systems existed, families and farmers used the Para to measure rice and paddy during harvest seasons.
The Kerala Traditional Brass Para represents prosperity, abundance, and agricultural heritage. It was commonly found in almost every household and temple across Kerala, symbolizing the wealth of the land and the blessings of a plentiful harvest.
Today, this timeless vessel has evolved from a practical measuring tool into a cherished cultural artifact. It is widely used during weddings, festivals, temple ceremonies, and traditional décor arrangements, often filled with flowers, rice, or lamps to create a stunning ceremonial display.
Crafted from solid brass with a wide balanced structure, the Para carries the charm of Kerala’s heritage craftsmanship. Whether used as a decorative centerpiece or a ceremonial vessel, it reflects tradition, abundance, and cultural pride.
TRADITIONAL MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
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4 Naazhi = 1 Idangazhi (Edangazhi)
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10 Idangazhi (Edangazhi) = 1 Para
These traditional units were widely used in Kerala agriculture for measuring rice and paddy in earlier times.
Handcrafted: Each piece is individually handmade by skilled artisans. Minor variations in finish and detailing are natural and enhance its uniqueness.
Care Instructions: Clean gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials to maintain the brass finish.
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