Certain things make us wonder how beautiful the nature could be. Conch shells, or shankh as we call them in India, are one of them. These sea shells or mollusc of snails are commonly used for decoration purposes and even for religious rituals. Vaastu says that the vibrations emitted from blowing a conch have the power to eliminate negative energies. This makes conch shells a must-have décor item in our homes. As per Hindu Mythology, Vamvarti Shankh is a one among the nine objects that emerged during Samundra Manthan. It is said to represent Lord Kubera who is the custodian of wealth, hence keeping the Shankh is said to bring prosperity in the household. The sound coming from the Shankh resembles the most auspicious sound in Hinduism which is "Om". This Shankh is used in all the Vedic Puja ceremonies and is blown multiple times when starting or ending the different parts of Puja ceremony.

Seashells have been used as musical instruments, wind instruments for many hundreds if not thousands of years. Whole seashells or parts of sea shells have been used as jewellery or in other forms of adornment since prehistoric times. Shells historically have been and still are made into, or incorporated into, necklaces, pendants, buttons, beads, earrings, brooches, rings, belt buckles and other uses. Small pieces of coloured and iridescent shell have been used to create mosaics and inlays, which have been used to decorate walls, furniture and boxes. Large numbers of whole seashells, arranged to form patterns, have been used to decorate mirror frames and furniture. 

Please Note: Seashells are naturally occurring substances. The availability, size and colour differs from product to product and varies from season to season, depending on the lot. The actual product might vary from the pictures because of the very fact that the lighting conditions when the picture was taken were different or the lot of the product was different. We promise you to do our best to fulfil our commitments and match your expectations but please understand that we don’t want to overdo and harm the ecosystem. We honestly prefer preserving the feel and appearance of the product as well as the environment by keeping it as natural as possible.