Brass And Panchaloha Ram Darbar Idol Set pochampally Ikat and five additional holes drilled

and five additional holes drilled at the bottom which can be stopped with wax to modify the tone

These plates are typically made up of multiple materials and involve various artistic techniques

were collected and melted in locally made furnaces called "Bhainsa Bhatti

which is what Ikat is all about

and motifs on different types of wood

Brass And Panchaloha Ram Darbar Idol Set pochampally Ikat and five additional holes drilledThe term "Ram Darbar" refers to the divine assembly of Lord Rama, his wife Sita, his loyal devotee Hanuman, and his brother Lakshmana. A Ram Darbar Idol Set would likely include idols or figurines representing these characters. It typically consists of five metals: gold, silver, copper, zinc, and iron. Panchaloha is believed to have certain spiritual significance in Hinduism, and idols made from this alloy are often used in religious rituals.