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The Manjeera, a percussion instrument with ancient roots, appears in historical hymns and carvings on temple walls. Traditionally played in devotional 'Aartis,' it has been celebrated across India under various names. The Manjeera, made from bronze, brass, copper, zinc, or bell metal, is strung with a cotton cord. It’s a staple in Indian religious ceremonies, particularly bhajans, and its soothing sound brings peace and calm. Ideal for daily temple use or as a collectible, it’s a fitting offering for all Gods and Goddesses. Size : 3"X3"Inch | Weight : 240 Gram | Qty : 1 Pcs

• Material: Made of high-quality brass, known for its durability, strength, and timeless appeal. Size : 3"X3"Inch | Weight : 240 Gram | Qty : 1 Pcs
• Sound: Produces a clear, melodious ringing sound that enhances devotional and meditative practices.
• Spiritual Significance: Commonly used in bhajans, kirtans, and religious rituals to invoke positive energy and connect with the divine.
• Cultural Importance: A vital part of many Indian classical and folk performances, enriching the rhythm and energy of the music.
• Versatility: Suitable for use in temples, music performances, yoga sessions, or personal devotional practices.