Natural Shukra Mani With Certified

Name: Natural Shukra Mani With Certified
Brand: ShriJap
SKU: SJAP-SHNK-0137
Price: 399.00 INR
Availability: InStock

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Rs. 399.00 ~~Rs. 499.00~~

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Description

Shrijap.com Presents the Shukra Mani, a natural certified piece named after Shukra, the planet Venus. In Hindu tradition, Shukra stands for beauty, wealth and the finer comforts of life, and his day is Friday. Devotees honour him by worshipping Goddess Lakshmi, which makes this mani a fitting companion for the pooja room. Its name carries the meaning of "bright" or "clear", the same word that gives Shukra his name.

Weighing 5 to 20 ct, it is small enough to rest on a pooja plate, beside a murti or in a cash box. As each piece is natural, size, shape and tone differ slightly, so yours is truly one of a kind. It comes with a certificate, which gives you confidence in its authenticity.

Keep it for Shukra worship on Fridays, for Lakshmi pooja and during Diwali and Dhanteras, when families welcome wealth and harmony. Many also use it as a mani for pooja in the home mandir. Its gentle price also makes it a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, weddings and new beginnings.

Product Details

Material: Natural (please confirm exact material)
Certification: Certified (please confirm certifying body)
Size: NA
Weight: 5 – 20 ct (varies from piece to piece)

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 piece gently with a soft, clean cloth. Do not use soap or harsh chemicals.
On a Friday, place it on a clean white or red cloth in your pooja room.
Light a diya and incense, then offer white flowers and a few drops of Gangajal.
Chant "Om Shum Shukraye Namah" and keep it in its place with devotion.