Vastu Shastra-Diwali Festival-Hindu Lamps-Dakshinavarti Shankh-Sacred Shells

Diwali Festival Lamps
& Shell Horns

* These lamps are refillable for a lifetime*

Worlds only Lifetime shell lamps using natural shell chambers to store oil

For all of the thousands of years that man has marveled at the beauty of sea shells no one has ever mastered the art of closing off the upper chamber to make a natural oil reservoir

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~ Diwali Festival Oil Lamps ~

Quiet elegance standing on end or lying down
These close cousins to the Pyrums of southern India are all sinistral shells
These lovely shells were made by the same mother of nature as the sacred Lakshmi Pyrums

~ Dakshinavarti Shankh ~
A Perfect lovely devotional Hindu lamp
A warm Vastu Shastra Symbol of Order and Peace
Or just for your home as an inspiring illumination or Diwali Festival lamps
In almost every Indian home an oil lamp is lit every day as part of their devotional ceremony
In some houses it is lit at dawn, in some, twice a day and in a few it is maintained continuously (akhanda deepa)
All auspicious functions commence with the lighting of the lamp, which is often maintained right through the occasion
Now Legendary Shells has created an oil lamp from a traditional Dakshinavarti Shankh conch shell.

These sacred shells bring Vastu Shastra and Devi Lakshmi into the home

Dakshinavarti Shankh Oil Lamps

~ A Vastu Shastra Symbol of Order and Peace ~
Rare sacred shells as Diwali Festival Hindu Lamps said to attract Devi Lakshmi
Rare Left Handed Salt Water Conch

Sinistral Dextral

Dakshinavarti Shankh or the conch that can be held upright in the left hand are Sacred Shells as described in the Mahabharata. Now these close relatives to the Indian Pyrum are now made as devotional Hindu lamps

To simplify the two types of shells science calls the rare type or left handed a sinistral and the common
shell a dextral. These are the same names given to cyclonic clockwise and counterclockwise hurricanes and typhoons north and south of the equator. And the names for the cyclonic motion by which water turns down the drain in opposite directions in the southern and northern hemisphere.

This divine article is used extensively in the Sadhanas to attract Devi Lakshmi the Goddess of Wealth and prosperity. And in the yantra of Vastu Shastra

They are also depicted in many paintings with

Vishnu, Krishna and Shiva

~ Shell Horns ~

It is famous that Maha Vishnu has four hands and they carry the Conch, the Discus, the Mace, and the Lotus. The ‘Conch’ calls man to the righteous path that directly leads to Peace and Perfection

Listening to the call of the ‘Conch’ tunes one to the wheel-of-time

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Custom scrimshaw engraving of horns plates, any font any symbol

Shell Horns are revered by the Hindus & Buddhists of India and Japan

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The ceremonial conch horn from Korea the Nagak.
It is also known as the 'sora' or 'godong'.

Shell horns have survived as the original horn trumpet since time immemorial. Ancient Indian epics describe how each hero of mythical warfare carried a mighty conch shell whose triumphant blast brought terror to the enemy. As a proclaiming battle horn, the conch is akin to the bugle. It is an emblem of power, authority and sovereignty whose blast is believed to banish evil spirits, avert natural disasters, and scare away poisonous creatures.

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