Silver Pooja Bells
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About Episode's Silver Pooja Bells Collection
Episode's silver pooja bell collection holds nine silver bells, each cast with a different handle motif, from a plain Swastik to a detailed Ganesh, in silver plated, from around ₹1,400. A silver bell for pooja is rung to mark the start of worship and again through aarti, and on a piece this small, the cast motif on the handle carries the entire design, not the size or the finish.
Bought for Mata ki Chowki, a Wedding Gift or a Pooja Corner
A silver pooja bell here is often added to a Mata ki Chowki altar, the small aarti set up the evening before a wedding. It is also included alongside a thali or an idol as one part of a wedding gift, rather than bought as the gift on its own. A motif cast around Ganesh, a Swastik or a Shree Yantra works just as well as a standalone gift for a pooja corner that already holds a diya and a thali, and the lowest priced design in the range works as a return gift, where the unit cost matters more than the motif.
Paired With the Rest of the Aarti Thali
A bell is rung through aarti alongside a thali carrying the diya, kumkum and flowers, not used on its own. A household that already owns a diya and a thali but not a bell in the matching finish is the one buying a bell on its own, picked for a specific motif, cast around Ganesh, a Swastik or a Shree Yantra. Where the rest of that set is still being put together, a silver pooja set bundles a bell in with the thali and diya as one purchase rather than pricing them apart.
A Silver Plated Bell Instead of Brass
Most pooja bells sold elsewhere are cast in brass or an alloy marketed as German silver, which carries no actual silver despite the name. Both dull to an uneven, dark patina with the handling a bell gets, picked up and rung by hand at every aarti rather than left standing on a shelf. Every bell here is a genuine silver plated bell over the cast motif, finished with the tarnish resistant coat built to hold that shine under daily handling rather than occasional display. Most buyers choose a motif suited to a particular deity or family altar and buy it once.
Care and Delivery
Every bell in this collection is finished with Episode's tarnish resistant coat, and a soft, moist cloth after use is enough to hold the shine. Silver polish and abrasive cleaners should stay off it, since they work against the coat rather than with it. Engraving is available on most pieces on request and adds a short lead time before dispatch. Ships free across India in gift-ready packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
The silver bell price in this collection starts from around ₹1,400 and runs to about ₹3,120, depending on the handle motif, all in silver plated finish. Every bell ships free across India in gift-ready packaging.
Not in this collection. Every bell here is made in silver plated; sterling silver is used elsewhere in the pooja range, in deity idols and mandirs.
Yes, ghanti is the Hindi word for bell, so a silver ghanti and a silver pooja bell mean the same thing here, both used for the same aarti and daily worship.
Most pieces take an engraved name or a short message on request, which adds a short lead time before dispatch.
The tarnish resistant coat on a silver plated bell holds up well to regular handling, and a soft, moist cloth after use is enough to keep the shine. Silver polish and abrasive cleaners should stay off it. Every order ships free across India in gift-ready packaging.