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Shankha (Conch Shell): The shankha holds a significant place in Hindu rituals and ceremonies. It's often blown during worship to create auspicious sounds. It symbolizes the sacred 'Om' sound, the beginning of creation, and the holding of water, a purifying element.Chakra (Discus): The chakra is one of the primary weapon of the Hindu god Vishnu. It is said to symbolize the wheel of time and is associated with the preservation of the universe. In Hindu iconography, Vishnu is often depicted holding a chakar in one of his four hands.Tilak: Tilak is a mark worn on the forehead, Shank Chakra namah shankh chakra tilak shankchakar tilakbrass shankh chakra commonly by Hindus. It can be made from various materials such as sandalwood , sacred ash (vibhuti), or vermilion (kumkum). Tilak holds symbolic significance and can denote religious affiliation, caste, or specific spiritual beliefs.