A copper ghangal is a traditional, decorative container made of copper, often used in Indian rituals and ceremonies. It is typically a small, round, and deep vessel used to hold water, flowers, or other offerings during religious prayers or festivals. The warm, metallic shine of copper adds a sacred and elegant touch. The ghangal is valued for both its spiritual significance and aesthetic appeal. Regular cleaning and polishing are required to maintain its shine and prevent tarnishing.