The Shriparni Tri-Shakti is a traditional Hindu devotional and protective article, sold as a pair, featuring three sacred symbols carved together in a round design: the Trishul (trident), Om, and Swastik. Each piece is hand-carved from Shriparni wood (also known as Sevan wood), approximately 6 inches, and is traditionally used at the main entrance of a home or carried on one’s person.
In Hindu tradition, these three symbols are each independently significant: the Trishul is associated with Lord Shiva and traditionally regarded as a symbol of protection and the destruction of negativity; Om is the primordial sacred sound representing the universe and divine consciousness; and the Swastik is a traditional symbol of auspiciousness, good fortune, and well-being. Displayed together, these three symbols are traditionally considered an especially auspicious combination.
This product is intended as a religious and devotional article. Its significance is based on Hindu scriptures, traditional beliefs, and cultural practices, not scientific evidence.
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The Shriparni Tri-Shakti is a traditional Hindu devotional pair, hand-carved from Shriparni wood, featuring the Trishul, Om, and Swastik symbols together in a round design.
The Trishul is traditionally associated with Lord Shiva and protection; Om represents divine consciousness and the sound of creation; and the Swastik represents auspiciousness and good fortune. Together, they’re traditionally regarded as a protective and auspicious combination.
It’s traditionally placed as a pair on either side of the main entrance door, on the outer side. It may also be kept in a pooja room, office cabin, or temple, or carried personally in a purse, wallet, or briefcase.
It’s hand-carved from Shriparni wood, also known as Sevan wood, considered a sattvic and auspicious material in traditional Vastu and devotional practice.
Shriparni wood is traditionally believed to help dissipate negative energy associated with Vastu defects and is considered a pure, balanced, sattvic material suited to sacred objects.
It comes as a pair — traditionally meant to be placed one on each side of the main door, though both pieces can also be used together elsewhere.
Each piece is approximately 6 inches.
Yes. Many people traditionally carry it in a purse, wallet, or briefcase, believed to offer personal protection and good fortune.
It’s possible to color the wood, but chemical treatments are generally not recommended, as they can affect the natural material.
Yes. It’s a meaningful religious gift for housewarming ceremonies, festivals, office inaugurations, and devotees of Hindu traditions.
Clean it gently using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid excessive moisture, harsh chemicals, and abrasive cleaning materials.
No. There is no scientific evidence that the Tri-Shakti offers protection, removes negative energy, or guarantees good fortune. Its significance is based on Hindu religious traditions, sacred symbolism, and personal faith.
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