Shankh

A handcrafted brass Shankh, the sacred conch — a symbol of purity and an auspicious presence for the puja room.

Sacred Sound of Purity

Spiritual Significance

The shankh, or sacred conch, is one of the auspicious symbols held by Lord Vishnu and is said to have emerged from the churning of the cosmic ocean. Its sound is traditionally blown at the start of rituals and prayers to announce the presence of the divine.

The shankh is associated with purity, auspiciousness and the clearing of negativity from a space.

The Story Behind This Piece

Shaped with the natural spiral of a conch and adorned with a lotus motif, this decorative shankh is cast in brass and hand-polished to a warm glow.

Vastu Guidance

Vastu Purpose: Traditionally, a shankh is often kept in the puja room or the North-East of the home, resting on a clean cloth or stand.

Traditional Associations: Purity, Positivity, Auspiciousness

Ideal Placement: Puja Room, Meditation Space, Altar

Suggested Direction: North-East

Traditional placement guidance varies by household and personal preference.

Product Details

• Material: Brass
• Finish: Hand-polished golden brass finish
• Dimensions: 6.5x2.5 inches
• Weight: 1kg
• Craftsmanship: Cast and hand-finished by skilled artisans

Care Instructions

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners.
Brass naturally develops a warm patina over time; a mild brass polish restores its shine.

Packaging

Wrapped in protective cushioning and packed in a sturdy box so it arrives safely — ready to give as a gift.

Shipping Information

Each piece is inspected and carefully packed before dispatch. Delivery options and timelines for your address are shown at checkout.

Returns & Refunds

If your piece arrives damaged or not as described, please contact our team with photos soon after delivery and we will help resolve it. Our full Returns & Refunds Policy will be shared here once published.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Shankh made of?

This piece is crafted in brass and hand-finished by skilled artisans. Exact dimensions and weight are shared on request — just send us an enquiry.

Where is it traditionally placed?

The Shankh is often placed in the puja room, meditation space, altar, commonly towards the North-East. Placement follows tradition and personal preference — there is no single right answer.

How do I care for brass?

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Brass naturally develops a warm patina over time; a mild brass polish restores its shine.

Is it suitable as a gift?

Yes. Every piece is packed in a sturdy, protective box, which makes it a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, festivals and new beginnings.