PE110 conch shell, Tibetan Pendant Handmade in Nepal, this auspicious Buddhist pendant is a good luck charm.
$39.00
The white conch shell, or *Shankha*, is one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols in Tibetan Buddhism, known as the **Ashtamangala**.
size and ites weight:
white conch shell: 6x3 cm, 15 gm
silver conch shell: 5x3 cm, 6 gm
Conch Shell represents the Buddha’s voice, symbolizing the deep, far-reaching sound of his teachings that spread across the world, awakening beings from ignorance.
The conch shell also stands for strength and fearlessness, often associated with deities who use it to dispel negativity. It is used in rituals to purify spaces and summon protective forces. Additionally, it is seen as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune, commonly displayed to bring blessings and positive energy.
A right-spiraling conch, which mirrors the sun’s path and Buddha’s hair curls, is especially auspicious and revered in Tibetan culture.
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