Applying Sri Churnam or Namam is considered an important part of Vaishnavaite traditions. The Namam is said to represent Lord Vishnu, with each part or markings being symbolic of the divine items he possesses in each of his hands. The colours of an entire Namam usually consists of white borders, with a long orange/yellow/red lin in the middle.This Namakutchi or Nama Kambi is made of brass and is meant to be used for easy application of Namam.● It contains the holy symbols of Lord Narayana as its heads: the Shankh-Chakra.● How to use: Swipe the metal stick on to slightly dampened Namakatti or Srichurnam to coat it evenly. Hold it between to brows to draw a firm line on the forehead.