Ruddrasccanopy

Ferozepur Road, Ludhiana, Punjab

Rudrascanopy is the best Dakshinavarti Shankh Supplier. Shankh is the symbol of Goddess Lakshmi who is the Goddess of Wealth. It is said that  Lakshmi ji resides in this shankh.Dakshinavarti sankhs are special as their spiral turns towarsd the right side unlike vamavarti shankhs which opens towards the left side. 

Shankhs are of many kinds . The  Dakshinavarti Shankh comes in plain white pattern as well with Tiger stripes  all over hence also called Tiger dakshinavarti . This shankh is kept in puja and is not blown.It in general does not have a natural blowing hole. It is believed to bring wealth, prosperity and calmness to the household of the devotee. It also removed negativity in the person who is performing puja of the conch shell.

Pooja Water sprinkled out the dakshinavarti shankh into the surroundings of the house hold removes all sorts of negativities and purifies the area.

This is not a blowing Shankh.It is used in pooja alter . Please select Blowing Shankh for the same. This Shankh has even higher significance for Puja as it is the incarnation of Goddess Lakhsmi herself .

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Ruling Lord: Godess Lashmi 

Reciting Mantra: Om shree lakshmi sahodaraya Namaha, Om shreem shreeyay Namaha

Ganesh Shankh is rare and unique in sense that this shankh resembles Ganeshas Trunk in appearance.Keeping Ganesh shankh at home along with Dakshinavarti shankh attaracts wealth and abundance in all aspects and all negative energy or obstacles if any of the house is removed.Always keep shankhs in their respective stands in pooja ghar of your home to get maximum benefits filled with some water. Change this every day. Ganesh shankhs come in Regular sizes at about 3.00 inches in length and  Large sizes at about 5.00 inches in length.This shankh looks very attracative with striped natural patterns on it.

Ruling Lord:Lord Ganeha

Mantra:Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha, On shree Ganeshaya Namaha

Hira shankh as the name suggests have minute sparkle like crystals that glow like a diamond .The intensity of sparkle varies from shankh to shankh with few having more sparkles than the other.These are fossilized shankhs that harden up like a stone during course of many years.Hira shankhs are also known as  Pahadi shankhs.A hira shakh is very auspicious as  it resembeles a rare dakshinavarti shankh in which the shankh spiral moves towards the right side. A dakshinavarti shankh is said to be abode of lakshmi ji , hence installing a hira shankh in the pooja alter of the home attracts wealth and abundance .Hira shankhs are very fragile and delicate.Care should be taken while handling them. These shankhs dont blow but are kept in pooja alter for worship.A Hira shankh grants to its possessor all materialistic gains and his Venus in the birth chart gets well placed.  Hira shankhs are mountain shankhs which are burried deep within the mountains of the indian sub continent . They carry different natural colours and patterns  on their outer skin and are in general available in small  sizes.

Shankhs or Conches are very auspicious and sacred , In Hindu ritualism no pooja in a mandir or home is complete without blowing a shankh.A Vamvarti shankh opens towards the the left side of the shankh spiral and has a natural opening for blowing.Shankhs come in various shapes and texture.Some are small and some are very big in size.During the churning of the ocean between the devtas and the Rakshasas or asuras , fourteen ratnas came out of the ocean, one of them being the shankh.Lakshmi Ji also came out after the churning of the ocean with mandrachal parwat as the pivot and Vasuki Nag as the rope for churning the ocean.Hence shankh is considered as the brother of lakshmi ji , also known as lakshmi sahodar.It is also known as the Devi shankh.Where ever a shankh is blown , lakshmi ji resides there . Hence keeping a shankh in the house is very auspicious and attaracts abundance in all aspects.

Shankhs come in a variety of shapes and sizes some are extinct and hence are banned under the wild life preservation act, while others are sold in market in abundance.

Shankhs have different names depending upon their physical appearance like the Devi Shankh, Vishnu Shankh, Ganesh Shankh, Gada Shankh, Shani shankh, Garuda shankh, Dakshinavarti shankh, Surya chankh, Chandra shankh, etc. A vamvarti Shankh is generally used to blow during Artis and pooja at Temples and Home , while a Dakshinavarti shankh is kept in the pooja room as a symbol of goddess lakshmi .

Ruling Lord:Godess Lakshmi

Mantra: Om Shree Lakshmi sahodaraya Namaha