Brass Shivling With Cobra
₹599
Shivling for Home — Narmada, Marble & Brass Shivlings
The Shivling is the most direct, formless symbol of Lord Shiva — infinite, still, and complete. A Narmada Shivling (Banalinga), naturally formed in the bed of the Narmada river, is especially revered and needs no pran-pratishtha. We offer authentic Narmada shivlings as well as marble and brass-base pieces, each correctly proportioned with its yoni-base, so you can establish a calm, traditional focal point for daily abhishek at home.
Buying guide
- 1Type: Narmada/Banalinga (self-manifested, no pran-pratishtha needed) or marble/brass crafted shivlings.
- 2Size: a palm-size shivling suits daily home worship; larger for a dedicated puja room.
- 3Base: ensure it includes a proper yoni-base for abhishek drainage.
- 4Placement: north-facing, in a clean low spot; offer water/bilva daily and never let offerings dry on it.
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About our shivling
Choose from sacred Narmada (Banalinga) shivlings, white-marble shivlings, and brass-base sets sized for a home mandir. Many devotees prefer a thumb-to-palm-size shivling for daily worship. Pair with a brass or copper abhishek vessel and a pooja thali. New to keeping a shivling at home? Read our guide to shivling-at-home rules and daily worship.
Frequently asked questions
Can we keep a Shivling at home?
Yes. A Shivling can absolutely be kept and worshipped at home — ideally a small one (up to a few inches). Keep it clean, offer daily jal (water) and bilva leaves, and place it facing north in a calm spot.
What is a Narmada Shivling?
A Narmada Shivling (Banalinga) is a naturally-formed stone from the Narmada river, considered self-manifested (swayambhu). It is highly auspicious and does not require pran-pratishtha before worship.
Which direction should a Shivling face at home?
Traditionally the Shivling is placed so the devotee faces north or east while worshipping, with the spout (yoni) of the base pointing north for proper abhishek flow.
How do I perform daily worship of a Shivling?
Offer water (jalabhishek), then bilva (bel) leaves, sandalwood and flowers, while chanting “Om Namah Shivaya”. Keep the shivling clean and never leave dried offerings on it.