Meaning: The shuka (parrot) is the vahana of Kamadeva, god of love, and a companion of Goddess Meenakshi. A pair of parrots on a full kalash symbolises love, companionship and a joyful home.

Vastu placement: Hang in the bedroom or on the south-west wall, which Vastu associates with relationships and stability between partners.

Two parrots, one vessel, a lifetime of togetherness. Shuka Kalash shows a lotus-petalled vase crowned with a flame motif, with a pair of parrots perched on its handles, hand-crafted in 100% pure brass. In Indian tradition the shuka is the companion of Kamadeva, god of love, and a pair symbolises affection, faithful companionship and a home filled with joy, while the full kalash brings abundance. Vastu Shastra suggests paired motifs in the bedroom or on the south-west wall to strengthen relationships. Mounted on black pure velvet in a 12 × 12 inch wooden frame with antique gold finish, it is a beautiful wedding, anniversary or couple's gift.