Brass Temple Bells With Chains. Length 47 cm x Dia 7 cm hilted dagger with yali lighting of this Ganesha lamp

lighting of this Ganesha lamp symbolises dispelling of darkness

The Deepalakshmi form is believed to invite blessings

Such prabhas are often seen sculpted as pillars of South Indian temples and enhanced with exquisite peacocks delicately crafted on top of the frame signifying grace and beauty

calmness and happiness in your life

Brass Temple Bells With Chains. Length 47 cm x Dia 7 cm hilted dagger with yali lighting of this Ganesha lampBells are traditionally used in Hindu ceremonies and temples and are also called "Ghantis". This exquisite pair of brass bells are handcrafted by artisans from South India and hang on brass chains with hooks. Bells are traditionally rung to start all puja prayer ceremonies as the ringing of the bells signify offerings to the Gods and are also known to be the first sound of creation OM and as per the old saying, are also meant to to keep evil forces