Aranmula Kannadi Shankh (Conch Shell) Shaped with Peedam

Sacred Form, Flawless Reflection The Aranmula Kannadi Shankh Shaped with Peedam is a rare and auspicious form of Kerala's legendary metal mirror — crafted in the sacred shape of the Shankh (conch shell), one of the most revered symbols in Hindu tradition. Made from a secret alloy of copper and tin by hereditary artisans in Aranmula, Kerala, this is a substantial, premium piece that commands presence wherever it is placed. Mounted on a Peedam — a traditional ceremonial pedestal — it stands beautifully on your home altar, mantelpiece, or display shelf. A powerful symbol of purity, prosperity, and divine blessing. At 2.5 kg, this is a collector-grade piece of exceptional heft and craftsmanship. Why This Piece Is Extraordinary Shaped like the Shankh (conch) — a sacred symbol of Vishnu and auspicious beginnings One of the eight auspicious items (Ashtamangalyam) in Kerala tradition Holds a Geographical Indication (GI) tag — certified authentic Indian heritage craft Cast from a secret metal alloy (copper & tin) — no glass, no silver coating Delivers a true, distortion-free reflection unlike conventional mirrors Each piece is entirely handmade — no two are alike Mounted on a Peedam (traditional ceremonial pedestal) for elegant standalone display A grand sacred heirloom — ideal for home altars, premium gifting, and serious collectors of Indian heritage art.