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A traditional Garuda Sheshnag Puja bell, often used in Hindu religious ceremonies. The bell's handle depicts Garuda, the mythical bird and mount of Lord Vishnu, surrounded by the Sheshnag, the multi-headed serpent, symbolizing divine protection and power. The intricate carving of the deities on the handle reflects the rich iconography and spiritual significance associated with the bell. The bell's body has a smooth, polished brass surface with a series of rings around its base, giving it a classic, elegant look. This type of bell is typically used during Aarti (devotional rituals), invoking auspicious vibrations and dispelling negative energies. The presence of Garuda and Sheshnag together is a powerful representation of cosmic balance, strength, and the eternal struggle between good and evil in Hindu mythology.