Where the sacred parrot keeps watch and rings

The Shukanam Ghanta draws from the parrot motif long revered in South Indian temples and homes - the parrot as keeper of secrets, guardian of thresholds, messenger between worlds. Here, the parrot stands in eternal grace, one wing curved to support a hanging bell, transforming a utility into a sacred gesture.

Mounted on the wall, this brass bracket becomes both functional and devotional. When the bell rings, the parrot rings with it - a daily reminder that even the smallest sounds in our homes carry intention, that the ordinary becomes sacred when held with presence.

Cast in solid brass and hand-finished to reveal every sculpted detail, the parrot's feathers show the soft variations of traditional metalworking. The bell hangs from a sturdy brass loop, ready to mark your comings and goings, your prayers and pauses.

Details:

• Material: Solid brass, hand-cast & hand-finished
  
• Bell included: No
• Installation: Wall-mounted with hardware
  
• Each piece is handmade; minor variations in finish are marks of authentic craft
• Sold as individual pieces