Invite the spiritual power of bells in Maa Chandraghanta’s worship this Navratri. Maa Chandraghanta, the goddess of peace and prosperity blesses the devotees with strength, courage, and power. Worship the third day of Navratri with divine blessings of Maa Chandraghanta, the third form of Goddess Durga adorned with a half-moon shaped like a bell on her forehead. According to mythology, the sound of the moon and bells is believed to expel the negative energies. Energise your home with positivity this Navratri by bringing an auspicious bell temple for your puja room.

Significance of Maa Chandraghanta

• Maa Chandraghanta is the Goddess Parvati’s married form and is considered the goddess of peace, purity and inner strength. After getting married to Lord Shiva, the goddess started adorning her head with a moon and bells. The moon-bell combination is considered so auspicious that it is believed to expel all types of evil and negativity from the surroundings.

• The goddess is depicted as sitting on a lion or a tiger with ten hands each carrying different items like a trishul, a kamandala, a lotus flower, an arrow or a dhanush.

How to worship Goddess Chandraghanta

Navratri Day 3

1. Offering Prasad that is made of milk is considered auspicious on this day. You can offer sweets and kheer made out of milk.
2. Fruits and coconuts are also offered while worshipping.
3. In the evening, perform Aarti by lighting up the camphor or ghee lamp

For your home, Aarsun presents a variety of bell temples this Navratri, because of the auspicious significance. Below are the temple designs that are the actual manufactured products, handcrafted beautifully by our skilled artisans. Let’s have a look:

Puja Bell Temple in Teak Wood

Celebrate the divine presence of Navdurga this Navratri with Aarsun’s auspicious bell temples. This temple has a bhog tray and a pull-out drawer. This temple is the perfect choice for a less spacious puja room. TGis temple is made of solid teak wood and is in wood finish. The top part has a gopuram and bails on it. The overall temple is adorned with beautiful hand-carved designs.

Antique Gold Bell Temple for Home

For auspicious Navratri days, Aarsun presents a beautiful bell temple in antique gold paint adorned with beautiful bells. The temple is designed and crafted so beautifully with bells and overall floral leafing carving. The top of the temple has a gopuram and bails. The beauty of antique gold paint is that every carved out design comes out beautifully and visually appealing.

Premium Quality Wooden Bell Temple

Let’s have a look at this walnut color bell temple which has a gopuram and bails on the top. The bottom part of the temple has a diya tray and three storage cabinets. The temple is crafted beautifully and adorned with floral leafing carving work, where we can see floral leafing carving on the doors. This temple has an ample garbhagriha space where you can keep idols.

Maha-Ashtalaxmi Temple

This is the most liked concept during Navratri because of its powerful Ashtalaxmi design. This temple looks so gracious and divine because of the eight forms of Laxmi carved on the doors. The top of the temple is in ISKCON style, and the centre part is large with spacious garbhagriha space with doors. The doors are adorned with brass bells which produced an auspicious sound while opening and closing. The bottom part has ample storage space in the form of three pull-out drawers and two cabinets. With a diya tray, you can light up the ghee lamp.

Home Bell Temple with OM, Trishul, Swastik and Kalash

For the ones who are fond of white color, considering Aarsun’s latest white color temple that is not only serene in look but adds a touch of divine grace to the overall ambience. Worshipping daily, blesses the devotees and makes your puja temple more powerful. This temple has a dome-shaped top, with OM, Trishul, swastik, and kalash symbol carved on the doors. The bottom part of the temple has a bhog tray and four pull out drawers for keeping puja essentials like holy books, scriptures, incense sticks, diyas, candles, ghee, camphor etc.