Conch Shell (Shankha) symbol

Symbol	Conch Shell (Shankha)
Religion	Hinduism
Origin	Associated with Hindu deities, particularly Lord Vishnu.
Meaning	Colored or ash marks on the forehead, varying in shape and size the cosmic sound and the sacredness of the divine
Colors	Various, often red, sandalwood, or ash
Usage	Worn by Hindus as a religious and cultural identifier.
History	Deeply ingrained in Hindu customs and rituals.
Popularity	Widespread among Hindus as a religious mark.
Importance	Symbolizes spiritual commitment and affiliation.
Complexity	Simple but culturally significant.
Emotions	Elicits feelings of religious devotion and cultural identity.

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