Buy Brass Sangu Krishna Idol

Height: 5 Inches , Weight: 0.760 Kg 

SKU: RM2510
 

A brass "Sangu Krishna" idol refers to a depiction of Lord Krishna holding or blowing a shankha (conch shell). The conch shell, known as "Sangu" in Tamil, is a powerful and highly auspicious symbol in Hinduism,

Symbolism and Benefits of Sangu Krishna:

Lord Krishna's Divine Attributes:

Divine Love and Joy: Krishna, as always, embodies pure love, compassion, and joy. His presence brings happiness and a positive atmosphere to the home.

Protection: Krishna is a divine protector. Holding the conch (Panchajanya, Krishna's personal conch) signifies his readiness to defend dharma and protect his devotees from evil and negativity.

Wisdom and Guidance: Krishna is the ultimate teacher (as seen in the Bhagavad Gita). His presence inspires wisdom, clarity of thought, and spiritual guidance.

Prosperity and Abundance: As an avatar of Vishnu, Krishna is associated with wealth and sustenance. The conch itself is a symbol of prosperity.

The Significance of the Shankha (Conch/Sangu):

Panchajanya: Krishna's specific conch is called Panchajanya. It's believed to have emerged from the cosmic ocean during the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean).

Sound of Creation (Om): When blown, the conch is said to produce the primal sound "Om," which purifies the environment, dispels negative energies, and invites positive vibrations. It signifies the sound of creation itself.

Purity and Auspiciousness: The conch shell is inherently pure and is widely used in Hindu rituals to purify water and surroundings. Its presence is considered highly auspicious.