NANDI BHELL
₹1,344.00
It is a traditional brass hand bell used in Hindu rituals and prayer, featuring a handle topped with a figure of Nandi, the sacred bull and vahana (vehicle) of Lord Shiva.
Size : 12×5.5cm
Weight : 0.224
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It is a traditional brass hand bell used in Hindu rituals and prayer, featuring a handle topped with a figure of Nandi, the sacred bull and vahana (vehicle) of Lord Shiva.
Size : 12×5.5cm
Weight : 0.224
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