4 inches brass goddess Annapoorna statue

Annapoorni Brass Spoon (4 Inch) – A Blessing of Abundance for Every Kitchen

Invite the grace of Goddess Annapoorni, the divine giver of food and nourishment, into your home with this beautifully crafted 4-inch brass one-hand spoon. Also revered as Annapurna, Annapoorna, Annapoorneshwari, Annapoorani, Annada, and Anna Lakshmi, she is the goddess who ensures that no home under her blessing ever goes without food. This small yet meaningful brass spoon carries her presence wherever it is kept.

Made from pure, solid brass, the spoon features the form of Goddess Annapoorni gracefully shaped along the handle, with a smooth, polished finish and a warm golden shine that adds a touch of devotion and elegance to any space. Its compact 4-inch size makes it perfect to place inside your rice container, grain storage, or pooja shelf without taking up space.

In Hindu tradition, keeping an Annapoorni spoon in the rice or grain vessel is believed to bless the household with endless food, wealth, prosperity, and contentment. It is a daily reminder of gratitude for the meals on our table and an auspicious symbol that the home will always be full and well-fed.

Whether for your own kitchen, a housewarming (Griha Pravesam), wedding, or as a heartfelt spiritual gift, this brass Annapurna spoon is a timeless token of blessings and abundance.

Benefits

• Symbolises never-ending food, nourishment, and prosperity in the home.
• Believed to attract wealth, abundance, and positive energy when kept in the rice or grain container.
• Made of pure brass, a metal considered auspicious and pure in Hindu worship.
• Encourages gratitude and devotion at every meal.
• A meaningful, traditional gift for housewarmings, weddings, and festivals.

Where to Place It

• Inside your rice container or grain storage vessel (the most popular and auspicious placement).
• On your pooja altar or mandir alongside other deities.
• In the kitchen, where food is prepared, to invite Annapoorni's blessings.
• In the northeast (Eeshanya) corner of the home or kitchen, as per Vastu preference.

How to Use It

Clean the spoon before first use, offer a short prayer to Goddess Annapoorni, and gently place it inside your rice or grain container with the goddess facing upward. Many families lightly wipe and re-place it during festivals or on auspicious days. It can also be used symbolically to scoop the first measure of rice while cooking, as a gesture of gratitude.

FAQs

1. What is an Annapoorni brass spoon used for?
It is a sacred spoon kept mainly inside the rice or grain container to invoke Goddess Annapoorni's blessings for unending food, abundance, and prosperity in the home. It is also used as a pooja and decorative item.

2. What is the size and material of this spoon?
This spoon measures 4 inches in length and is made from pure, solid brass with a polished golden finish.

3. Where should I keep the Annapoorni spoon for best results?
The most popular placement is inside your rice or grain storage vessel. It can also be kept on the pooja altar or in the kitchen, ideally in the northeast corner as per Vastu.

4. Is this a good gift for housewarming or weddings?
Yes. An Annapoorni (Annapurna) spoon is considered one of the most auspicious gifts for Griha Pravesam, weddings, and festivals, as it symbolises a home that will always be blessed with food and prosperity.

5. How do I clean and maintain the brass spoon?
Wipe it with a soft dry cloth for regular care. To restore shine, gently rub with lemon and salt or tamarind, rinse, and pat dry. Avoid harsh chemicals.

6. Who is Goddess Annapoorni?
Annapoorni — also known as Annapurna, Annapoorna, Annapoorneshwari, Annada, and Anna Lakshmi — is the Hindu goddess of food and nourishment, and the consort of Lord Shiva, worshipped for abundance and well-being.