Brass Hawan Spoons

Buy brass spoons to offer samagri in your hawan or yagyas.

Frequently Asked Questions About Brass Hawan Spoons

What is a hawan spoon used for?

A hawan spoon, known as a Sruva or Sruk, is used to offer ghee and samagri (herbal offerings) into the sacred fire during a hawan, homam, or yagya ritual.

What is the difference between a Sruva and a Sruk?

A Sruva is a smaller ladle used to pour measured ghee offerings, while a Sruk is a larger offering spoon. Both are essential implements in Vedic fire rituals.

How do I clean a brass hawan spoon?

Wipe off ghee residue while still warm, then wash with warm water and mild soap. Clean occasionally with lemon and salt, rinse, and dry thoroughly.

Where should I keep hawan spoons?

Store them clean and dry with your pooja and hawan items. They are used specifically for fire rituals and kept separate from everyday utensils.

Are brass hawan spoons a good gift?

Yes. A brass hawan spoon set is a meaningful gift for those who perform regular havans and Vedic rituals.