Shri Prasadam
Trishul & Damroo for Car Dashboard
Trishul & Damroo for Car Dashboard
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Description:
The Trishul & Damroo Dashboard is 24 Karat gold plated with marble dust. For a blessed journey in your vehicle or a new addition for your Mandir.
The Trishul represents the three points where the three main nadis or channels of energy of the human body, the Ida, Pingala, and Shushmana, meet on the forehead. The Damru represents the universe which is always expanding and contracting. From an expansion, it collapses and then re-expands, this is the process of creation.
This decorative murti can be used as pooja mandir interior decoration, table decor items, showcase decoration, car dashboard showpiece, or for gifting.
Dimension
L x B x H – 1.75 x 1.75 x 2 inch
Care Instructions
Clean with cold water and cotton cloth.
Weight: 0.5kg
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