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Kamandal or Kamandalu is a water pot that yogis frequently use for putting away drinking water. The water-filled Kamandal, or, in other words by religious austerity, is expressed to speak to a straightforward and independent life. It is seen as an image of asceticism. The Kamandal is frequently delineated in hands of divine beings, who show up as religious austerity, similar to Shiva, Krishna, and Brahma and furthermore water gods like Varuna, Ganga, and Sarasvati. A few legends allude to the Kamandalu. Vamana the smaller person symbol of god Vishnu, asks for the evil presence of ruler Mahabali for three feet of land.