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10" Nandi Horn for Abhisheka of Shiva Linga | Gaumukhi Shringi Pot in Brass | Handmade | Made in India

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A Shringi in Gaumukhi Abhishek Pot is a ceremonial instrument made of pure brass metal that resembles a horn and features a Nandi Face (Lord Shiva Vahana) on the bottom or at the end of the smaller side of the horn. It is historically used during Lord Rudra's Abhishekam or bathing.


Gaumukhi means "cow's mouth" and refers to the glacier of the same name in the Himalayas, which is the source of the Ganges. The ceremonial item is significant because it symbolically reflects the pouring of Ganga water from the sacred place of Gaumukh. This brass Shringi has been used in Abhishekam rites since immemorial and is revered. 

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Specifications
ZBW45
Brass Statue
Height: 10.25 inch
Width: 2.3 inch
Depth: 2.8 inch
Weight 100 gm
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A Sacred Vessel for Divine Consecration

Embrace the profound ritual of Abhishekam with this exquisite brass horn, meticulously handcrafted in India. This sacred vessel, known as a Shringi, is designed to channel the purifying waters or milk onto the Shiva Linga, a revered symbol of Lord Shiva. The elegant, horn-like shape, reminiscent of Nandi, Shiva's loyal bull vahana, evokes a sense of divine connection and devotion. Nandi, whose name itself translates to "joyful," is the gatekeeper to Shiva's realm and a symbol of strength, purity, and unwavering loyalty. The presence of a Nandi-inspired motif on this Abhishekam horn further enhances its spiritual significance, signifying the offering's journey to the divine through Shiva's devoted attendant.

The Art of Abhishekam

Abhishekam is a fundamental ritual in Hinduism, involving the ceremonial pouring of liquids like water, milk, yogurt, ghee, honey, or fruit juices over a deity, most commonly a Shiva Linga. This act is believed to cleanse the deity, purify the worshipper, and invoke divine blessings. The flow of liquid symbolizes the continuous stream of grace and auspiciousness that the devotee seeks from the divine. The choice of liquid often carries specific symbolic meanings; for instance, milk represents purity and nourishment, while honey signifies sweetness and the removal of bitterness. This brass horn, with its smooth, tapered form, allows for a controlled and graceful cascade of these sacred offerings, enhancing the meditative and devotional atmosphere of the ritual.

Craftsmanship and Cultural Significance

This Shringi is more than just a ritualistic tool; it is a testament to the enduring artistry of Indian craftsmanship. Fashioned from high-quality brass, a metal revered in Indian culture for its purity and auspicious properties, it possesses a timeless elegance. The Gaumukhi (cow-faced) shape, although subtle in its depiction on this particular horn, traditionally refers to a spouted vessel from which water flows, symbolizing the nurturing aspect of the divine, much like a cow provides sustenance. The intricate details, though not overtly pronounced, speak to the skilled hands that shaped this piece, imbuing it with a spiritual aura. Each horn is a unique creation, carrying the essence of traditional Indian practices and the blessings of the artisans who brought it to life. Its presence in your puja room or altar will undoubtedly elevate your worship experience, bringing a tangible connection to ancient traditions and the potent energy of Lord Shiva.
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