Brass Pooja Bell

The bell is the first sound of every Hindu ritual. Vedic shastra explains the bell's purpose precisely: its tone matches the cosmic Om and creates a vibration that drives away inauspicious presences while inviting the deity. The high-frequency overtones of a well-cast brass bell are scientifically demonstrable to disrupt stagnant air-density.

Our pooja ghanti is hand-cast in solid brass — not stamped or pressed — by a single bell-making family in Moradabad who have been casting temple bells for over 80 years. The handle is crowned with a small Nandi (or Garuda for Vaishnav variants) and the body is engraved with sacred geometric motifs.

How to use: Ring at the start of puja (announces the offering). Ring continuously during aarti while rotating the panchmukhi diya. Ring three times to seal the puja before the final pranam.

The Kripa promise: 100% pure brass, sand-cast (not pressed), hand-tuned for sustain by master bell-makers in Moradabad.