Shreerudra gomti chakra and rudraksh tree show piece ( SET OF 2 ) Gomati chakra

Gomti Chakras, also known as Sudarshan Chakra as it resembles the divine weapon of Lord Shri Krishna, are found in Gomti River in Dwarka, a part of Gujarat in India, and are highly revered as one of the dearests to the Goddess of wealth, prosperity and fortune, Maa Lakshmi. Also known as Cat’s Eye shell, Naag Chakra or Cow’s eye shell, Gomti Chakras are used in several traditional occult, spiritual and tantrik practices to attract immense abundance, health & overall prosperity. Gomti Chakras heals several issues that people face in their daily lives and when used in Lord Ganpati & Maa Lakshmi Puja, helps in getting all obstacles clear from the path to success. They help one achieve the materialistic as well as spiritual success. Gomati Chakras varies in colors & textures, as these are naturally formed, common of them being white in color featuring small circles on one side. Black Gomti Chakras, on the other hand, are huge in size as compared to their common counterparts and are specifically used in Tantrik rituals to attract blessings of Goddess Lakshmi. Rudraksha beads naturally form within the fruits that grow on Rudraksha trees (aka Elaeocarpus) and can form in many different colors including white, red, brown, yellow, and black, although brown is the most common. Rudraksha trees grow naturally in the wild and are found in India, Indonesia, New Guinea, Australia, Guam, Hawaii, and the South Eastern Asian Islands. The Rudraksha from the Himalayas are said to be the most powerful and hold the most energy as they gather nutrients from the holy land and rivers within the Himalayas. Although Rudraksha seeds are technically not stones, they still give off powerful vibrations that vary depending on type. The different types are called “Mukhi”, meaning face, and are based off of the number of lines coming out of the center or faces they display ranging from 1-21. Beads from 1-14 Mukhis are the most common and those from 4-6 are specifically the most abundant.