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Traditional Long-Length Iron Trishul for Divine Offering and Worship ( Big Size )

Rs. 2,999.00

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Enhance your divine worship with this Traditional Long-Length Iron Trishul, crafted with care and devotion. Made from high-quality iron, this sturdy and elegantly simple Trishul is designed to be a powerful offering to your deity. The three sharp points represent strength, protection, and spiritual significance, while the center rod is broader, symbolizing devotion and stability.

Perfect for placing beside idols, deity photos, or in temples, this Trishul serves as a sacred symbol of protection and faith. It can also be placed in homes, offices, or vehicles for Vastu correction and as a powerful remedy for warding off negative energy.

Ideal for pooja, rituals, and devotional practices, this long-length iron Trishul is a timeless representation of power and reverence, making it an essential addition to your sacred space.

Materials

Iron

Shipping & Returns

All products are available for delivery across India, along with a 7-day return policy

Dimensions

Length - 3 and 4 Feet

Weight

2.5 kg

Maintenance & care :

Apply oil for preventing rust formation

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Symbol of Strength and Devotion

In Hindu tradition, the Trishul (trident) holds deep symbolic and spiritual significance, especially when offered to male deities like Lord Shiva, Lord Murugan, and other warrior gods. The broader center rod of the Trishul is particularly significant for the following reasons:

1. Symbol of Power and Strength:
The broader center rod represents stability, dominance, and supreme power—qualities often associated with male deities. Male gods, particularly those seen as protectors and warriors, are believed to embody strength and the ability to overcome obstacles. The sturdy, broader rod symbolizes their unshakable authority.

2. Alignment with Lord Shiva:
Lord Shiva, one of the most revered gods in Hinduism, wields the Trishul as his primary weapon. The broader center rod signifies Shiva’s central role as the supreme destroyer of evil while maintaining balance in the universe. The structure emphasizes his dominance and divine energy.

3. Symbolic of Balance and Focus:
The Trishul’s three prongs represent the triad of creation, preservation, and destruction, while the broader center rod emphasizes the unity and focus of divine power. Male gods, often seen as the center of strength and leadership, align with this symbolism.

4. Masculine Representation:
In traditional belief, a broader and sturdier design often signifies masculine energy—strong, grounded, and immovable. This aligns with the attributes of male gods who protect devotees and destroy evil forces.

5. Ritualistic Offering:
Devotees offer such Trishuls with a broader center rod as a sign of respect, reverence, and acknowledgment of the deity's immense power. It is also believed to bring protection, prosperity, and courage to devotees in return.

This tradition reflects the deep spiritual connection between the Trishul’s design and the male deities it is associated with, symbolizing divine strength, stability, and protection.