Sriphal

Sriphal, or Laghu Nariyal (small coconut) is popularly used in Hindu traditions and is referred to as "the fruit of the Gods." . It symbolises purity and auspiciousness and is used in various rituals. It is said to offer protection against negative influences such as black magic, malefic effects of Saturn (Shani), and the evil eye. It is associated with prosperity and is commonly placed in cash boxes or lockers to ensure continuous financial growth and protection.

Contents: Set of 11 Sriphals.

Average size of Sriphal: approx. 16 to 21mm