Krishna R The conch shell is supposed to have been the first horn-trumpet, and heroes carrying conch shells is a common motif in ancient Indian myths. The conch shell that the Indian god Vishnu used as one of his primary symbols was called Panchajanya, which means “having control over the five classes of beings.”The conch shell is a symbol of strength, dominance, and sovereignty; it is said that the sound of its blast drives away evil spirits, prevents natural calamities, and scares away harmful animals. In Indian culture, various conch shell kinds were connected to various castes as well as to male and female gender. Right-spiraling shells are particularly revered because they reflect the movement of the sun, moon, planets, and stars in the sky.
| Model Name | Designer Flower White Blowing Shankh |
| Type | Blowing |
| Colour | White |
| Price | 1,000 |
| Brand | Zoltamulata |
| Model Number | 733068 |
| Shade | |
| Material | Stoneware |
| Shankh Type | Right Handed |
| Hole Included | Yes |
