Mannar is one of the largest manufacturing points of uruli in the world. Mannarcraft provides you with items of Brass, Bronze, Bell metal in Plain, designed or any traditional inscriptions with Ordinary, polish, antique finish in a different size for cooking purpose, decorative purposes or gifting.
CUSTOMIZATION PROCESS
Share Your Design & Ideas
Share your dream URULI’s, Brass oil lamp or Aranmula metal mirror or any type of brass showpiece in a particular dimension to suit interior design via sketch, photo or sample URL and tell us of any additional/specific customization request in the ‘Description’ box using Contact Us.
Confirm & Place Your Order
On receiving the images our designers will create a rough design with the additional/specific customization (if requested) and get back to you with the product quote and specifications within two working days. If you like our designs simply confirm it by placing the order with us.
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We can provide you the following the way you want
Antique Finishing
We at mannarcraft also provide specific antique finishing on demands.
Aranmula Kannadi
Each and every mirror is unique in the sense of its appearance, design and other attributes. Basically four types of models available. Valkannadi, Stand model, Peedam(Fixed stand) and Shange. We also provide special models based on our customer requirements like award memento, hall of fame etc.
Vilakku
Make your own brass oil lamp/vilakku – Your Design
This curation of brass oil lamp has been done so that each displayed in our collection can be custom built to suit your specific needs of height, width or length to suit your interior designing needs or your specific requirement of a curio item.
Tell us your specific needs and we will let you know the time frame to create the bespoke brass oil lamp. As every brass oil lamp is unique and handmade by artisans from mannar, the time to custom build your unique brass oil lamp will be decided by the master craftsman.
Cooking Utensils
We provide bronze-copper-brass cooking utensils according to your specific needs of height, width or length to suit your specific requirement. All copper-brass-bronze vessels used in Ayurvedic treatment will make according to customer need. We are using lost wax technique and not the die-cast method for bronze utensil, hence cookware of different size, wall thickness and structure can be made according to the requirement of a customer.
Tell us your specific needs and we will let you know the time frame to create the cookware. As every cookware is unique and handmade by artisans from Mannar, the time for custom building your unique cookware will be decided by the master craftsman.
Traditional Brass-Bronze Works
- Kodimaram
- Deepastambham
- Brass Works
- Ornamental Lamps
- Name Board
Our Crafters
“Limca Book of Awards”
3184 kg weight,12 feet dia world’s biggest Uruli at Crafters antique shop, Mattancherry
“Limca Book of Awards”
1000 wicks; 9 layers; 6640kg weight; 24.5 feet height, world’s biggest bronze oil lamp at St Jude Shrine, Koothattukulam,Kerala.
"Indira Gandhi Rastra Manava Sangralaya"
World’s biggest temple lamp –In Bhopal at Indira Gandhi Rastra Manava Sangralaya, a lamp called Aaluvilakku which is 14 feet in height and 2500 kg in weight is displayed.
"India’s biggest temple bell"
India’s biggest temple bell is at Mohan Nagar in Shimla which is 6.5 feet in length and 3.5 ton in weight.
"London Design Festival"
World biggest Aranmula kannadi-24 inch diameter;30 kg weight; made in 2013; shown at Sir John Soane’s Museum as a part of the London design festival.
"Nedumbassery Airport"
A huge lamp called Thamaravilakku is displayed in front of the Nedumbassery Airport, in which there are 108 lamps in the first bottom layer which is joined together to replicate a blooming lotus.
"Kerala’s biggest temple lamp"
Kerala’s biggest temple lamp –In chettikulangara devi temple, a lamp called Aaluvilakku which is 1001 wicks and 800 kg in weight is displayed.
‘Tree of Life’
The replica of the famous ‘Tree of Life’ and the ‘Knowledge Lamp’, the 17-century bronze sculptures for a museum in Chennai
