Divine Goddess Lakshmi & God Vishnu Shankh is auspicious for diety and they gets wealth from different ways like business, rent, income from stock market and their interest etc. This ocean conch sea shell is also used for puja rituals at home. Pooja shankh conch sea shell is decorative products used to decorate pooja temple or entrance hall. This conch sea shell is unique in color, shape, markings. The conch shell measures approximately 5 to 7 inches. Conch sea shell can tie any room together and makes a great gift for sea shell lovers.

Ocean conch sea shell to help in decorating interiors house corner like a beach. It will really stands out and will add a lot to the home decor. The shell is cream white in color. This large sea shell can also be used for garden decoration,  wedding decoration. Natural ocean conch sea shell is sturdy and also makes a great christmas, birthday, and house warming, luau and Hawaiian themed parties, living rooms, bedroom decor, seafood restaurants, centerpieces, and DIY crafts.

Significance of Shankha in Hinduism during worship

Playing pooja shankh or conch shells every morning and evening after performing puja removes obstacles related to ghosts, etc. Also it keeps the lungs strong and removes the defects of speech. The mind remains calm and is a religious belief that this maintains peace and serenity at home. The blowing sound of conch shankh destroys microorganisms and germs. The conch shell should always be kept filled with water at the place of worship.
After the puja, the house becomes pure by sprinkling the conch water in the house. This eliminates negative energy in the house and increases positive energy.

Which shankh is good for home puja?
According to Hindu vastu, the right-handed shankh or conch shell is auspicious and brings good luck, wealth and prosperity to the house.

Why shankh is not used in Shiv puja?

Once, the deities were disturbed by the atrocities of the demon Shankhachud. Then, at the behest of Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva killed him with his trident, after which his body was consumed and the conch shell originated from those ashes. That is why conch shells or their water are not used in the worship of Lord Shiva.