Brass Hanging Bell With Chain

The Sanskrit word for a ceremonial bell used in Hinduistic religious rituals is ghanta. In most Hindu temples, there is a single metal hanging bell at the entrance. Devotees ring the bell as they enter the temple, which is an important step in getting ready for a darshan. During Pj or Yajna, the bell is also rung by the poojari during the lighting of candles, burning of incense in front of the deity, bathing of the deity, and giving of food or flowers. Bells designed specifically to produce the long strains of the sound Aum are available. Brass bell sounds are regarded as lucky because they usher in the gods and drive out evil. The sound of a bell is believed to free the mind from running thoughts and increase openness. Decorate your home's temple, front door, and balcony with our gorgeous brass bells on chains. Its exquisite carving gives it a distinctive look.

• Pack of one piece
• Material: Brass
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