Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
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Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual
Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual

Bengalen Radha Krishna Design Blowing Shankh Natural 10 Inch Special Significance in puja Ritual

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  • Exclusive god design blowing conch shell...
  • This shankh is kept in puja to blown. Blowing of shankh has special significance in puja ritual.
  • It has been mentioned in 'Varaha Puran' that one should not open the door of temple without first blowing the shankh. The left-turned shankh is blown before the start of puja or performance of arti.
  • It has been mentioned in 'Puran' that one should not open the door of temple without first blowing the shankh. The left turned shankh is blown before the start of puja or performance of arti.
  • Product may slightly vary, because it is a natural product.

The sound it produced was called shankanad. Nowadays, the shankha is blown at the time of worship in Hindu temples and homes, especially in the ritual of the Hindu aarti, when light is offered to the deities. The shankha is also used to bathe images of deities, especially Vishnu, and for ritual purification.

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