🔹 General Description

Sankha (Conch Shell) is a sacred object in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, known for its spiritual and ritual significance. It is typically a spiral shell of a marine mollusk, used in worship, meditation, and traditional ceremonies. Blowing the sankha is believed to purify the environment and ward off negative energy.

🔹 Cultural/Religious Description

The Sankha is a divine symbol of auspiciousness in Hinduism, commonly associated with Lord Vishnu. It is used in religious rituals and temple ceremonies. When blown, it produces a resonant sound said to dispel evil and invite divine presence. It also holds significance in Buddhism, where it represents the voice of the Buddha and the spread of Dharma.