Sankha, Blowing Conch Shell, Naturally Forged Sacred Conch Of Sound And Spirit

This naturally formed Large blowing conch shell, known as Shankha in Sanskrit, is more than a ceremonial instrument, it's a sacred symbol of purity, divine sound, and spiritual awakening. Revered in both Hinduism and Buddhism, the conch shell holds timeless significance in ritual, scripture, and tradition.

In Hinduism, the Shankha is associated with Lord Vishnu, the Preserver of the Universe. It represents the cosmic sound "Om", the eternal vibration from which creation began. Blowing the conch during puja is believed to cleanse the environment, dispel negative energy, and invoke divine presence. It is also placed in altars and temples as a sign of victory, dharma, and purity.

In Tibetan Buddhism, the conch shell is one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala), representing the spread of the Dharma and the awakening of beings from ignorance. The deep resonance of the conch is thought to echo the voice of the Buddha, awakening the soul and guiding it toward liberation.

Each Shankha is a natural creation of the ocean, forged by time and tide, not machine-made. Its spiral form is said to mirror the unfolding of the universe. These conch shells are highly valued not just for their rarity, but also for their spiritual potency. A naturally forged, unaltered Shankha like this is considered a collector's item and a sacred heirloom in many households and monasteries.

Large Size:
Length: Above 7+ inches
Width: Above 5+ inches
Material: Natural Turbinella Pyrum Shell

Medium Size:
Length: Approx. 5+ inches
Width: Approx. 3.5+ inches
Material: Natural Turbinella Pyrum Shell

Please note that each Conch shell is natural and unique so, there will be a minor variation. You can ask us to send the picture and details of your shell before shipping to ensure your satisfaction.

Due to new custom regulation Sankha and Shaligram is taking longer time to process so delivery can take up to 12 days. We will be in touch and are just a message away from you.