Brass Shringi – Traditional Hindu Ritual 

Add a touch of heritage and cultural elegance to your collection with this beautifully handcrafted Brass Tutari featuring an intricately detailed Gaumukh (Cow's Mouth) at the mouthpiece. Traditionally used in religious ceremonies, festive processions, temple rituals, and cultural celebrations, this brass wind instrument represents auspicious beginnings, victory, and spiritual grandeur.

Crafted from high-quality brass with a polished golden finish, this decorative and functional piece showcases timeless Indian craftsmanship. Whether displayed as a decorative accent or used during traditional events, it brings an authentic cultural charm to any setting.

Product Features

• Handcrafted from premium-quality brass
• Sacred Cow's mouth on the mouthpiece
• Traditional Indian ceremonial wind instrument
• Durable construction with polished golden finish
• Suitable for religious rituals, temple ceremonies, festivals, and cultural events
• Can be used as a decorative heritage piece
• Excellent gift for devotees, collectors, and cultural enthusiasts

Product Specifications

• Material: Brass
• Finish: Polished Golden Brass
• Height/Length: 9 Inches
• Weight: 0.524 lbs (Approx. 238 g)
• Design: Peacock Head Traditional Tutari
• Usage: Religious Ceremonies, Temple Rituals, Festivals, Cultural Events, Home Décor

Spiritual & Cultural Significance

The Tutari has been used for centuries in Indian traditions to announce auspicious occasions, welcome honored guests, and mark the beginning of religious ceremonies. The peacock design symbolizes beauty, prosperity, and divine grace, making this piece both meaningful and visually striking.