Karpaga virucham Tree is made with brass materials,Height-14inches,width-12inchs,weight-1.555kg

The Karpaga Virutcham tree, also known as Kalpavriksha or the “Wish-Fulfilling Tree,” is a sacred mythical tree in Hindu mythology believed to grant any desire to those beneath its branches. It is highly revered as a symbol of prosperity, abundance, and divine energy, often associated with the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean) where it emerged alongside other divine treasures like the Kamadhenu. 

It is believed that whatever one asks for under this tree will be granted. Often kept in pooja rooms or office spaces to attract positive energy and good fortune. The king of the Devas, Indra, is said to have planted it in his paradise after it emerged from the primal waters.  In various contexts, trees like the Coconut tree (for its versatile uses) or the Khejri tree (in desert regions) are called the Kalpavriksha of the earth.