Bells, Trishuls ,Damrus

Add the divine sound to your everyday Puja with beautiful Bells at Vedic Vaani.

Bells are an indivisible part of Indian rituals. The bells are called as ghanti in India and ringing a bell is considered to be an auspicious practice. The chime of bells is pretty similar to the Primal sound of 'Aum'. Hence, even the bells are worshipped in some of the Indian rituals. It is also believed that the ringing of bells dispels the evil forces.

You will find the same divinity in the bells available at Vedic Vaani. The bells are available in different shapes and sizes such as hand ghanti made of brass, Ganesha Hand Ghantee, Nandi Bell and Hanuman Bell. Besides this, you will also get Khanjiri and Manjira; the other types of bells at Vedic Vaani.

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  • Astamangala or Eight Auspicious Symbols, Tashitakgyad Copper Plate For Vastu Puja Rituals
    $7.33
    Out of stock
    The Ashtamangala are a sacred set of eight auspicious signs or symbols. They are considered a teaching tool, which point to the qualities of enlightenment. Within Buddhism, the Ashtamangala, are symbols of good fortune and represent the offerings made to Buddha by the gods upon gaining enlightenment.

    Names of Ashtamangala Symbols
    1. Swastika.
    2. Srivatsa.
    3. Nandavarta.
    4. Vardhmanaka (food vessel)
    5. Bhadrasana (seat)
    6. Kalasha (pot)
    7. Darpan (mirror)
    8. Pair of fish.

    Make: made in copper
    Size: 7.75 inches (L) x 1.5 inches (W)
    Weight: 35 gms
  • Chakradhari Sudarshan Chakra in Gemstones Decor
    $37.60
    Out of stock
    A beautiful Sudarshana Chakra for god and goddess made in copper with gold polish and colorful gemstone work. Hindu God Lord Vishnu is holding a Sudarshana chakra in right hand at index finger. The word Sudarshan Chakra is derived from words darshan. It means the vision (Darshan) which is auspicious (Su). The word chakra is derived from chruhu which means movement and which means to do. Thus, chakra means something which is mobile. Of all divine weapons, this is the only one which is constantly in motion but not much is written about its source, make and abilities.

    Dimensions: 5 x 5 inches (diameter)
    Weight: 65 gms approx

  • Hanging Designer Bell / Ghanti made in Brass for Temple
    $190.00
    Out of stock
    Heavy hanging altar / temple bell / ghanti made of brass with hanging chain. specially carved with Radhe krishna, Lord ganesha, Lord Shankar, Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Hanuman, Goddess Durga Maa.

    Height: 34 inches upto chain
    Bell Diameter: 5.5 inches
    Weight: 3.8 kgs
  • Ghanti (Hand Bell) Invocation of Divinity for Daily Pooja
    $24.67
    Out of stock
    The bell design in Garuda makes an enlightening and rich sound which incorporates 'Aum' in it. 'Aum' is the basis of all sounds or notes. A bell is rung with the desire indicating the invocation of divinity, so that virtuous and noble forces enter (home and heart) and the demonic and evil forces from within, depart.

    Design: Made in heavy shining brass.
    Brass is well known for its grasping capacity.It grasps the divine spirit upto 30%, when compared to other metals.The spiritual vibrations are attracted towards these shining idols easily.

    Dimension: 8.5 inches (H) x 3.5 inches (base width) Weight: 750 grams approx
  • Matki Bansuri for Janmashtmi Decoration in Temple Home Offices
    $24.00
    Out of stock
    Lord Krishna used to enjoy eating curd, milk and makhan. For doing so, he broke the handi of the neighbours' house during his childhood. The Dahi Handi festival is a celebration of these pastimes of Lord Krishna as he was fond of breaking matki.

    Make: made in handmade colorful motis
    Weight: 500 gms
    Dimension of matki: 17 inches till hanging thread (H) X 6.5 inches (W) approx

    Dimension of basuri: 9 inches (length) approx

  • Brass Manjira
    $5.53
    Out of stock

    The Manjira is a traditional percussion instrument.In its simplest form, it is a pair of small hand cymbals. It is also known as manjeera, taal, jalra, khartal or kartal.
    Design: Made of shining brass with rings at the top to tie a thread.

  • Naag (Snake) Devta in pure Copper
    $18.67
    Out of stock
    The eighth deity Hindus worship is Naag Devta (Snake). This would be a wonderful addition to your pooja altar.

    Design: Made in heavy copper.
  • Trishul Damru (Soolam) - Shiva Trident Bell in Naga Design
    $27.53
    Out of stock

    Handcrafed Trishul Damru (Soolam) - Lord Shiva Trident Om Damroo Bell made in brass with Naga Design. The sound from a ringing bell is supposed to drown any other offending or disturbing noises surrounding the area of worship.

    Dimensions: 9 inches (H) x 2.25 inches (W) (23 x 5.5 cm) approx
    Weight: 500 grams approx

  • Sudrashan Chakra for God and Goddess Temple and Idol Decoration
    $55.00
    Out of stock
    It is believed that once the divine chakra has destroyed its enemy, it returns to the attacker. This means that even after the launch, it remains within the control of the warrior. It travels along the path of zero stress nature and can reach anywhere within a moment. Sudarshan Chakra is silent and when an obstruction is posed in its way, the speed of the discus amplifies.

    Dimensions: 5 x 5 inches (diameter)
    Weight: 108 gms approx

  • Tibetan Buddhism Bell with Vajra
    $100.87
    Out of stock

    The Vajra is the quintessential symbol of Vajrayana Buddhism, which derives its name from the vajra itself. It made with nine metals.
    Dimensions of Bell: 6.5 inches (H) x 3.5 inches (W)
    Dimensions of Vajra: 4.3 inches (L) x 1.5 inches (W)
    Total Weight: 540 grams

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