Polished Printed Pancha Mudra Set - Puja Accessories

• Invoke Divinity with Every Mark "Let each tilak you imprint carry the sacred power of tradition and purity." The Pancha Mudra Set is a sacred collection of five distinct copper tilak stamps (mudras), traditionally used to mark the body during daily rituals, Vedic practices, and temple worship. Each stamp symbolizes a specific weapon or emblem of Lord Vishnu and is used during Sandhya Vandana, Thirumanjanam, and Vaishnavite ceremonies to consecrate and spiritually align the devotee.  • What’s Included in the Set? This 5-piece set features copper stamps of: 1. Shankha (Conch) 2. Chakra (Disc) 3. Gada (Mace) 4. Padma (Lotus) 5. Naamam (Tilak/Thiruman) • Features & Benefits • Sacred Vaishnava Symbols: Each stamp corresponds to a divine symbol associated with Lord Vishnu, embodying strength, purity, and protection. • Ideal for Daily Rituals: Used by practitioners during Sandhyavandanam, Ekadasi, homams, and Vaishnavite poojas. Also used by priests during Vaishnava Sampradaya rituals. • Traditional Brass Make: Crafted from high-quality copper to ensure long-lasting durability and authentic usage. Copper is considered a sattvic (pure) metal in Hinduism. • Easy-to-Use Design: Simply heat the stamp slightly (as per tradition), dip into sandal paste or sacred ash, and press gently onto the forehead, arms, or chest. • Compact & Portable: Lightweight and neatly sized to carry easily for travel, temple visits, or rituals outside the home. • Spiritual Significance Applying these symbols to the body is not merely decorative—it’s a spiritual protection, a declaration of surrender to the Supreme, and a way to remain immersed in dharma throughout the day. Each mudra invokes the blessings of the Lord and serves as a reminder of His presence and power. Let your devotion leave a sacred imprint. Bring home the Pancha Mudra Set and elevate your pooja experience with every symbol you press.Giri Trading Agency Pvt Ltd offers a vast range of puja essentials, idols, pooja samagri, pooja thalis, books, food products, ethnic wear, health & wellness items, golu decor, murti idols, japa malas, deity jewellery, diyas, lamps, temple needs, gifts, home decor, rituals, offerings, yoga, meditation, dance & music, and festival collections.