Gonaturs Brass uruli Urulis or Urlis/varpu as they are popularly known are used as decorative bowls to float flowers and candles especially at the entrance of your home as a daily ritual, during festivals and special occasions. This beautiful brass vessel is an "Uruli". The brass material has been a favorite material in home design. However, like any metal, brass will also become dull and tarnished over time. A good piece will last for a long time even generations with a little care and maintenance. One such vessel is the elegant Uruli. The name Uruli is derived from the Tamil word ‘Urulai’ which means round. So, typically Uruli is a round vessel.The uruli, whether crafted from brass or bronze, plays a significant role in traditional South Indian rituals and home decor. During Vishu Kani celebrations, the bronze uruli is prominently featured as part of the ceremonial setup, symbolizing prosperity and abundance for the new year. Adorned with fresh flowers, particularly kanikonna, it adds a touch of elegance and auspiciousness to the Vishu Kani arrangement. Beyond festive occasions, brass uruli bowls are also popular in everyday pooja rituals, serving as vessels for offering flowers, water, or lighting small lamps. Their intricate designs and shiny finishes not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of home decor but also reflect the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship deeply rooted in Indian traditions. Whether used for Vishu Kani or as part of daily rituals, the uruli remains a cherished symbol of spiritual reverence and cultural identity in South Indian households.