Shankh Aranmula Kannadi Mirror – 12 Inch

The shankh, or conch, is one of the sacred symbols of Lord Vishnu and is blown or kept on the altar during pooja.

This brass shankh measures about 12 inch and weighs around 1.2 kg.

Brass, an alloy of copper and zinc, has been the metal of choice for pooja idols and lamps in Indian homes for generations. It holds fine detail, has a reassuring weight and takes on a warm, deep tone as it ages.

Product details

• Material: Brass
• Size: approx. 12 inch
• Weight: approx. 1.2 kg
• SKU: BRPJ12SHSK

Where to keep it and how to use it

Keep it on the pooja altar, filled with water during worship if you follow that practice.

Care

Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after use. To bring back the shine, rub with lemon and salt or tamarind paste, rinse and dry fully. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners on painted or stone-set areas.

Frequently asked questions

Where should a shankh be kept?
On the pooja altar, usually on Vishnu's side.

Does brass turn black over time?
Brass naturally darkens with exposure to air and oil. A rub with lemon and salt or tamarind paste brings the shine back, and many people prefer the antique look.

What is the size of this shankh?
It is approximately 12 inch and weighs around 1.2 kg. Actual size can vary slightly from piece to piece.