Vishwambhara (The Goddess who wears the Universe as cloth)

The Heera Shankh is a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi and is a rare right handed Conch shell, Dakshinavarti Shankh. This lovely Heera Shankh is named Vishwambhara, meaning, the Goddess who wears the Universe as a cloth, which indicates an aspect of Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of prosperity, wealth and good fortune. Unlike other Conch Shells the Heera Shankh is found in mountains and bears beautiful deposits of crystalline minerals of various colours, that shine like Diamond, which has given this unique Shankh the name Heera(Diamond). The Heera Shankh is installed to draw wealth, prosperity, success, growth, material pleasures, love, fertility, crops, food and happiness. The Vishwambhara Heera Shankh can be kept at home or office, in Puja alter, living room, work table, by following the specified directions of placement. 

The Heera Shankh is a fossilized Conch shell found in the mountains in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and sparingly in the rocks of the Indian Ocean. Mythology narrates that Goddess Lakshmi appeared during the time of Samudra Manthan, the churning of the Celestial Milky Ocean and so did the Conch shells. It is said that the mountains where Heera Shankh is found were at one time below the Ocean and rose above it across ages and the Conch shells fossilized over thousands of years. 

Buy the Vishwambhara Heera Shankh for material contentment and immense blessings of Maa Lakshmi. 

The Heera Shankh comes packed in an attractive box, with a beautiful Gold polished Fish shaped metal stand, a Black Agate beads Mala and a card with specification of how to keep the Shankh on the stand. The Black Agate Japamala(Rosary) is significant in chanting Goddess Lakshmi Mantras while worshipping the Heera Shankh to draw the energies of prosperity and wealth. Know more about the origin of Heera Shankh 

Beeja Mantra: "Ayeim Yam Ram Shreem Yam Forum Kreem Phat"

Laxmi sadhana Mantra: "Ayeim Yam Ram Shreem Yam Forum Kreem Phat"

Free: Black Agate (Hakeek) Rosary of 108+1 beads and gold polished Matsya shaped (fish) metal stand.

Same Shankh as shown in the picture will be sent.

Placement: The Shankh is to be placed on the stand such that the open portion is on the top and the tail of the Shankh (where water seeps out) faces the North direction.

Dimension of Heera Shankh: 1.8 (H) x 1.2 (W) inches
Weight of Shankh: 40 grams
Dimension of box: 2 (H) x 8.25 (L) x 5.5 (W) inches
Total weight: 518 grams