Puja Brass Bell, Brass Puja Ghanti, Pital Puja Ghanti

Puja Brass Bell/Pital Puja Hand Bell (पूजा पीतल घंटी): Puja Brass Bell metal is a hard alloy used to make bells and bells etc. It is a type of bronze. The ratio of copper to tin in this is about 4:1. The metal ore of the Bell is a sulfide of tin, copper, and iron called stannite. Ghanti is a term for ritual Pital Puja Hand Bell mostly in use in some religious practices. The ringing of the bell makes what is considered an auspicious sound. Hindu temples usually have a single metal bell hanging at the entrance and devotees ring the bell as they enter the temple as a necessary part of the preparation for darshan. Pujaris also ring bells during puja or yajna. It is while waving a light, burning incense before the deity, bathing the deity, and offering food or flowers.

There are bells specifically in existence to produce the long tones of the Aum sound. For instance, the sound of Puja Brass bells creates a tantalizing aura and alerts your mind to tune into the divine. With gold and silver metallic shades and finishes, these bells will look great in your home. Keep them in the pooja room or even in the temple as best you want to hear them. Gift wrap them and give them to your loved ones on special occasions and you will surely hear them rave about these Brass Puja Bells. The sound of the bell disengages the mind from ongoing thoughts and thereby makes it more receptive. Ringing the bell during prayer helps control the ever-wandering mind and focus on the deity.

Puja Brass Bell Usage:

For instance, it is designed for use in Pooja Mandir, Office Temple, and Home Décor. Moreover, it is a perfect gift for a baby, Diwali, Maha Shivratri, Pongal, Housewarming, and other festivals. Besides, it is ideal for worship and religious place
Perfect Brass Pooja Items as Return Gifts for Diwali, Navaratri, Housewarming, and Baby Showers.

Puja Brass Bell Details:

Weight: 0.114 gm Approx.
Size: “4.5” x “1.5” Inch
Color: Yellow
Metal: Brass
Product Types: Bell
Shipping: Within 4-5 Days in India