Manohar Krishna Shila

The Vishnu Shankh Shaligram Shila is uniquely identified by the spiral markings on its surface, representing the conch (Shankha) of Lord Vishnu. The Shankha, an important symbol of Lord Vishnu, is used in various rituals and is said to bring prosperity and protection to the devotee. The spiral shape of the Shaligram is emblematic of the cosmic cycle and symbolizes divine protection and the removal of negative energies. This Shaligram is smooth, rounded, and bears distinct ridges that resemble the conch shell's spiral, enhancing its spiritual power. 
The Vishnu Shankh Shaligram is found in the Gandaki River in Nepal, which is the sacred river that yields many types of Shaligrams. It is highly revered for its association with Lord Vishnu and his divine conch. 
The Vishnu Shankh Shaligram is revered for its powerful spiritual benefits. It brings divine protection, ensures victory over enemies, and removes obstacles in the path of the worshiper. The conch represents the sound of the universe, and its vibrations are believed to purify the surroundings, filling the environment with positive energy. Keeping this Shaligram in the home or on a puja altar is said to bring peace, harmony, and prosperity to the household. It enhances the spiritual growth of the worshiper, helping them achieve success in their endeavours while maintaining good health and wealth.