Natural Om Cowri Shell 3-4 Inch

Name: Natural Om Cowri Shell 3-4 Inch
Brand: ShriJap
SKU: SJAP-SHNK-0129
Price: 199.00 INR
Availability: InStock

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Rs. 199.00 ~~Rs. 249.00~~

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Description

Shrijap.com Presents the Om Cowri Shell, a natural sea shell treasured in Hindu homes as a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi. Known as kaudi in Hindi, the cowrie shell rises from the same ocean from which Lakshmi herself arose during the churning of the sea, so devotees see it as a quiet sign of her presence. The name carries the sacred syllable Om, the sound of the universe, bringing a spiritual note to this simple, beautiful shell.

At 3 to 4 inches and 20 to 40 gm, it is light and easy to hold, and it sits neatly on a small altar, in a cash box or beside the Lakshmi murti. Because every shell is formed by nature, size, shape and markings differ slightly, and your piece is truly one of a kind.

Use it as a shankh for pooja during Lakshmi pooja, Diwali, Dhanteras and Navaratri, when cowries are traditionally offered. Many families also keep one where money is kept, as a symbol of wealth and good fortune. Its gentle price also makes it a thoughtful gift for housewarmings and new ventures.

Product Details

Material: Natural Sea Shell (Cowrie)
Size: 3 – 4 inches (may vary slightly, as each shell is formed by nature)
Weight: 20 – 40 gm

NOTE - All images are for representation only. Actual product, colour, design or puja setup may vary slightly from the photos.

How to Use

Wipe the shell gently with a soft, clean cloth. Do not use soap or harsh chemicals.
Place it on a clean red or yellow cloth in your pooja room, or in a cash box or locker.
Light a diya and incense, then offer a flower and a few drops of Gangajal.
Chant "Om Shreem Mahalakshmiye Namah" and keep the shell in its place with devotion.