The "Kalash" is a prominent religious symbol that plays a significant role in Hinduism. It is a traditional Indian vessel used in various ancient rituals and ceremonies. The Kalash is a large, round pot filled with water or earth, and on top of it are placed a coconut and mango leaves. In Hinduism, the Kalash is also referred to as "Purnakumbha," as it symbolizes fullness and abundance. It holds a revered place in music, dance, painting, architecture, and other arts. The Kalash is used in various ceremonies such as weddings, housewarmings, the arrival of a newborn, and worship. It is considered a symbol of abundance, prosperity, auspiciousness, and happiness. Items like a coconut, mango leaves, vermillion, sacred thread, cotton, etc., which hold religious and mythological significance, are used in the Kalash.