Sarpa is a sacred symbolic item used in Hindu pooja and homa rituals, representing divine serpent energy associated with protection, spirituality, and auspicious worship. The silver-colored serpent-shaped ornaments shown in the image are commonly used in rituals dedicated to Naga Devata and other traditional Vedic ceremonies.
In homa (havan) rituals, Sarpa symbols are placed near the sacred fire or used as part of ritual offerings to invoke blessings, remove doshas, and promote spiritual harmony. During pooja, these sacred serpent representations are worshipped for protection, prosperity, and ancestral blessings, especially in Naga-related rituals and temple ceremonies.
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Sacred silver-colored Sarpa ritual ornaments arranged in a traditional leaf bowl
Symbolic serpent design associated with divine energy and ritual worship
Commonly used in pooja ceremonies, homa rituals, and spiritual offerings in Hindu traditions
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