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Brass Thirisoolam (Trident) 10.6 Inch | Lord Shiva Sacred Symbol

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thirisoolam

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thirisoolam

4.9 (86 reviews)

SKU: BR-THR-106-857

₹2,200

₹3,000

Inclusive of all taxes

A sacred Brass Thirisoolam (Trident) symbolizing Lord Shiva’s supreme power. Perfect for pooja rooms, temples, and vastu protection.

5 Inch

Height

Brass

Material

0.857

Net Weight

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The Thirisoolam (Trident) is one of the most powerful symbols of Lord Shiva, representing the balance of creation, preservation, and destruction. This handcrafted brass Thirisoolam, standing 10.6 inches tall and weighing approximately 857 grams, is designed with fine detailing and traditional craftsmanship.

Made from high-quality brass, this divine trident is ideal for daily pooja, Shiva temples, home altars, and spiritual décor. As per Vastu and Hindu beliefs, placing a Thirisoolam brings positive energy, protection from negative forces, and spiritual strength to the space.

It also makes a meaningful religious gift for Maha Shivaratri, Kumbabishekam, housewarming, and festive occasions.