Brass Shankha or Conch - Sacred Emblem of The Indian God Vishnu - 16 cm Length set of 6 brass lamps weddings and festivals by the

weddings and festivals by the head of the house or the priest

Traditionally made from clay

festivals or religious occasions

These divine incarnations play a vital role in Hindu mythology and are revered for their significance

Buddha is seen with his right hand pointing outwards with the tip of the thumb and index finger touching each other to form a circle while the left hand rests on his lap

Brass Shankha or Conch - Sacred Emblem of The Indian God Vishnu - 16 cm Length set of 6 brass lamps weddings and festivals by theIn Hinduism, the Shankha or Conch is a sacred emblem of the Hindu preserver god Vishnu. This beautiful Shankha with a smooth surface is hand crafted from solid brass by skilled Indian artisans and can be found in most temples, households blown during celebrations, weddings and festivals by the head of the house or the priest. It is still used as a trumpet in Hindu rituals, and in the past was used as a war trumpet. The shankha is praised in Hindu