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All God Bell Hanging Bell/ 8.5″/ Decorative Bell/ Temple Bell/ Brass Bell/ Pooja Bell

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The concept of a “god bell” primarily refers to ritual bells used in religious practices, most notably the Ghanta in Hinduism and bells in Christian traditions. These bells are described less by a specific deity they represent and more by their symbolic meaning and function in worship. 
The Ghanta in Hinduism
The Ghanta is a ritual bell fundamental to Hindu worship (puja) and temple practices. 
  • Composition: Bells are typically made from an alloy of five metals (pancha lauha), representing the five universal elements (Pancha Mahabhuta): copper, silver, gold, zinc, and iron. Sometimes, up to seven metals (including lead, tin, mercury, nickel, chromium, and manganese) are used, each linked to a planet.
  • Symbolism: The bell has deep symbolic meaning:
    • The body of the bell represents Ananta (infinity).
    • The clapper or tongue represents the goddess of wisdom, Saraswati.
    • The handle represents Prana Shakti (vital power) and is often adorned with a figure like Hanuman, Garuda (Vishnu’s vehicle), or Nandi (Shiva’s bull), depending on the primary deity of the temple or the user’s tradition.
  • Purpose and Sound: Ringing the ghanta produces a distinct, resonant sound that lasts for several seconds, believed to produce the sound of “OM,” the universal name of the Lord. This sound is thought to:
    • Invoke divinity and ward off evil spirits and negative forces.
    • Disengage the mind from worldly thoughts, helping the devotee focus on the deity and enter a state of heightened awareness.
    • Activate the body’s seven chakras (healing centers). 
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Antique Hanuman
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ANTIQUE HANUMAN

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HANUMAN
  • “Hanuman” translates to “one with a prominent jaw“ or “one with a disfigured jaw.” It is the name of a monkey god in Hindu mythology, known for his devotion to Lord Rama and his powerful attributes. 
  • The name “Hanuman” derives from the Sanskrit word “hanu,” meaning “jaw,” and “man,” meaning “prominent” or “disfigured”.
  • A popular legend suggests Hanuman received his name after being struck in the jaw by Indra, the king of the gods, for attempting to reach the sun, which he mistook for a fruit.
  • Hanuman is a prominent figure in the Ramayana, the Hindu epic, where he aids Rama in rescuing his wife Sita from the king Ravana. He is revered for his unwavering devotion, strength, courage, and selfless service. He is also known by names like Maruti (childhood name), Anjaneya, and Bajrangbali. 
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bell wall hanging
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Bell Wall Hanging/ 7.5″/ Brass Bell/ Wall Mount Bell/ Wall Decor Wall Hanger Bell

Highlights:
The concept of a “god bell” primarily refers to ritual bells used in religious practices, most notably the Ghanta in Hinduism and bells in Christian traditions. These bells are described less by a specific deity they represent and more by their symbolic meaning and function in worship. 
The Ghanta in Hinduism
The Ghanta is a ritual bell fundamental to Hindu worship (puja) and temple practices. 
  • Composition: Bells are typically made from an alloy of five metals (pancha lauha), representing the five universal elements (Pancha Mahabhuta): copper, silver, gold, zinc, and iron. Sometimes, up to seven metals (including lead, tin, mercury, nickel, chromium, and manganese) are used, each linked to a planet.
  • Symbolism: The bell has deep symbolic meaning:
    • The body of the bell represents Ananta (infinity).
    • The clapper or tongue represents the goddess of wisdom, Saraswati.
    • The handle represents Prana Shakti (vital power) and is often adorned with a figure like Hanuman, Garuda (Vishnu’s vehicle), or Nandi (Shiva’s bull), depending on the primary deity of the temple or the user’s tradition.
  • Purpose and Sound: Ringing the ghanta produces a distinct, resonant sound that lasts for several seconds, believed to produce the sound of “OM,” the universal name of the Lord. This sound is thought to:
    • Invoke divinity and ward off evil spirits and negative forces.
    • Disengage the mind from worldly thoughts, helping the devotee focus on the deity and enter a state of heightened awareness.
    • Activate the body’s seven chakras (healing centers). 
₹1,750 10% Off
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hanuman face
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Brass Hanuman Face/ 5″/ Anjaneya Statue/ Brass Idol/ Bajrang Bali Murti

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Brass Hanuman Face
 
The Brass Hanuman Face is a beautifully crafted representation of Lord Hanuman, symbolizing strength, courage, devotion, and divine protection. Expertly handcrafted from brass with intricate detailing and a polished traditional finish, this sacred piece reflects exceptional artistry and spiritual significance.
 
Ideal for homes, temples, pooja rooms, and offices, the Brass Hanuman Face enhances the spiritual ambiance while adding a touch of traditional elegance to your decor. It is believed to ward off negative energies and inspire confidence, faith, and positivity.
₹3,050 15% Off
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Brass Hanuman Statue/ 6.5″/ Anjaneya Statue/ Bajrang Bali Murti/ Brass Idol

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Brass Hanuman Idol

The Brass Hanuman Idol is a beautifully handcrafted representation of Lord Hanuman, the embodiment of strength, courage, unwavering devotion, and divine protection. Expertly crafted from brass with intricate detailing and a polished traditional finish, this sacred idol reflects exceptional craftsmanship and timeless spiritual significance.
 
Perfect for homes, temples, pooja rooms, and offices, the Brass Hanuman Idol creates a powerful spiritual presence while enhancing the beauty of your devotional space. It is ideal for daily worship, religious ceremonies, and festive celebrations, bringing blessings of courage, confidence, and positive energy.
₹4,840 17% Off
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Brass Panchamuga Anjaneyar Wall Hanging/ 6″/ Hanuman Wall Hanger/ Bajrang Bali Wall Decor

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Brass Panchamuga Anjaneyar Wall Hanging

The Brass Panchamuga Anjaneyar Wall Hanging is a beautifully handcrafted devotional wall decor featuring Panchamukha Anjaneyar (Five-Faced Hanuman), revered as a powerful symbol of courage, strength, protection, devotion, and divine blessings. Crafted from brass with intricate traditional detailing and a classic finish, this sacred wall hanging reflects timeless Indian craftsmanship.
Perfect for homes, pooja rooms, temples, entrances, and devotional spaces, the Brass Panchamuga Anjaneyar Wall Hanging creates a powerful and auspicious presence. It is ideal for spiritual décor and regular worship, while adding traditional elegance to your interiors.
₹5,100 22% Off
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durgai bell hanging bell
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Durgai Bell Hanging Bell/ 8.5″/ Decorative Bell/ Temple Bell/ Brass Bell/ Pooja Bell

Highlights:
The concept of a “god bell” primarily refers to ritual bells used in religious practices, most notably the Ghanta in Hinduism and bells in Christian traditions. These bells are described less by a specific deity they represent and more by their symbolic meaning and function in worship. 
The Ghanta in Hinduism
The Ghanta is a ritual bell fundamental to Hindu worship (puja) and temple practices. 
  • Composition: Bells are typically made from an alloy of five metals (pancha lauha), representing the five universal elements (Pancha Mahabhuta): copper, silver, gold, zinc, and iron. Sometimes, up to seven metals (including lead, tin, mercury, nickel, chromium, and manganese) are used, each linked to a planet.
  • Symbolism: The bell has deep symbolic meaning:
    • The body of the bell represents Ananta (infinity).
    • The clapper or tongue represents the goddess of wisdom, Saraswati.
    • The handle represents Prana Shakti (vital power) and is often adorned with a figure like Hanuman, Garuda (Vishnu’s vehicle), or Nandi (Shiva’s bull), depending on the primary deity of the temple or the user’s tradition.
  • Purpose and Sound: Ringing the ghanta produces a distinct, resonant sound that lasts for several seconds, believed to produce the sound of “OM,” the universal name of the Lord. This sound is thought to:
    • Invoke divinity and ward off evil spirits and negative forces.
    • Disengage the mind from worldly thoughts, helping the devotee focus on the deity and enter a state of heightened awareness.
    • Activate the body’s seven chakras (healing centers). 
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Five Face Hanuman Statue/ 2.5 X 2″/ Brass Panchmukhi Hanuman/ Anjaneya Statue

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HANUMAN

“Hanuman” translates to “one with a prominent jaw” or “one with a disfigured jaw.” It is the name of a monkey god in Hindu mythology, known for his devotion to Lord Rama and his powerful attributes.

The name “Hanuman” derives from the Sanskrit word “hanu,” meaning “jaw,” and “man,” meaning “prominent” or “disfigured”.

A popular legend suggests Hanuman received his name after being struck in the jaw by Indra, the king of the gods, for attempting to reach the sun, which he mistook for a fruit.

Hanuman is a prominent figure in the Ramayana, the Hindu epic, where he aids Rama in rescuing his wife Sita from the king Ravana. He is revered for his unwavering devotion, strength, courage, and selfless service. He is also known by names like Maruti (childhood name), Anjaneya, and Bajrangbali.

₹1,130 21% Off
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flower bell hanging bell
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Flower Bell Hanging Bell/ 6″/ Decorative Bell/ Temple Bell/ Brass Bell/ Pooja Bell

Highlights:
The concept of a “god bell” primarily refers to ritual bells used in religious practices, most notably the Ghanta in Hinduism and bells in Christian traditions. These bells are described less by a specific deity they represent and more by their symbolic meaning and function in worship. 
The Ghanta in Hinduism
The Ghanta is a ritual bell fundamental to Hindu worship (puja) and temple practices. 
  • Composition: Bells are typically made from an alloy of five metals (pancha lauha), representing the five universal elements (Pancha Mahabhuta): copper, silver, gold, zinc, and iron. Sometimes, up to seven metals (including lead, tin, mercury, nickel, chromium, and manganese) are used, each linked to a planet.
  • Symbolism: The bell has deep symbolic meaning:
    • The body of the bell represents Ananta (infinity).
    • The clapper or tongue represents the goddess of wisdom, Saraswati.
    • The handle represents Prana Shakti (vital power) and is often adorned with a figure like Hanuman, Garuda (Vishnu’s vehicle), or Nandi (Shiva’s bull), depending on the primary deity of the temple or the user’s tradition.
  • Purpose and Sound: Ringing the ghanta produces a distinct, resonant sound that lasts for several seconds, believed to produce the sound of “OM,” the universal name of the Lord. This sound is thought to:
    • Invoke divinity and ward off evil spirits and negative forces.
    • Disengage the mind from worldly thoughts, helping the devotee focus on the deity and enter a state of heightened awareness.
    • Activate the body’s seven chakras (healing centers). 
₹6,090 17% Off
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hanging bell with chain
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Hanging Bell With Chain/ 34″/ Temple Bell/ Brass Bell/ Pooja Bell/ Hanger Bell

Highlights:
The concept of a “god bell” primarily refers to ritual bells used in religious practices, most notably the Ghanta in Hinduism and bells in Christian traditions. These bells are described less by a specific deity they represent and more by their symbolic meaning and function in worship. 
The Ghanta in Hinduism
The Ghanta is a ritual bell fundamental to Hindu worship (puja) and temple practices. 
  • Composition: Bells are typically made from an alloy of five metals (pancha lauha), representing the five universal elements (Pancha Mahabhuta): copper, silver, gold, zinc, and iron. Sometimes, up to seven metals (including lead, tin, mercury, nickel, chromium, and manganese) are used, each linked to a planet.
  • Symbolism: The bell has deep symbolic meaning:
    • The body of the bell represents Ananta (infinity).
    • The clapper or tongue represents the goddess of wisdom, Saraswati.
    • The handle represents Prana Shakti (vital power) and is often adorned with a figure like Hanuman, Garuda (Vishnu’s vehicle), or Nandi (Shiva’s bull), depending on the primary deity of the temple or the user’s tradition.
  • Purpose and Sound: Ringing the ghanta produces a distinct, resonant sound that lasts for several seconds, believed to produce the sound of “OM,” the universal name of the Lord. This sound is thought to:
    • Invoke divinity and ward off evil spirits and negative forces.
    • Disengage the mind from worldly thoughts, helping the devotee focus on the deity and enter a state of heightened awareness.
    • Activate the body’s seven chakras (healing centers). 
₹9,330 15% Off
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Hanuman 9.5″

Highlights:
HANUMAN
  • “Hanuman” translates to “one with a prominent jaw“ or “one with a disfigured jaw.” It is the name of a monkey god in Hindu mythology, known for his devotion to Lord Rama and his powerful attributes. 
  • The name “Hanuman” derives from the Sanskrit word “hanu,” meaning “jaw,” and “man,” meaning “prominent” or “disfigured”.
  • A popular legend suggests Hanuman received his name after being struck in the jaw by Indra, the king of the gods, for attempting to reach the sun, which he mistook for a fruit.
  • Hanuman is a prominent figure in the Ramayana, the Hindu epic, where he aids Rama in rescuing his wife Sita from the king Ravana. He is revered for his unwavering devotion, strength, courage, and selfless service. He is also known by names like Maruti (childhood name), Anjaneya, and Bajrangbali. 
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HANUMAN COPPER

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Hanuman Or Anjaneya is a divine vanara companion of the god Rama. Hanuman is one of the central characters of the Hindu epic Ramayana.

He is an ardent devotee of Rama and one of the Chiranjivis. Hanuman is regarded to be the son of the wind-god Vayu.

₹1,060 17% Off
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