Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.
Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.
Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.
Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Narmada Shivalingam

Meaning
Shiva is a Sanskrit word and means "light" or "fire." The power of Shiva is said to be the active and male energy, in contrast to the female and receiving energy of Shakti.
Lingam means "column" or "tower." Shivalingam therefore means tower of light (or fire). A Shivalingam is a powerful symbol of light surrounded by garlands of flames, rising from earth to heaven, emanating light and warmth over all who come near it. The form of the Shivalingam symbolizes the invisible creative power, as yet not manifested. Male and female energy are united. The elongated ovoid shape symbolizes male energy while the red markings, the yoni, symbolize the female energy.

Lingam with Snake

The Lingam symbolizes the harmony between male and female energy. In this special pendant, the snake, standing for strength and creation, is connected with the Lingam. The size of the Lingam varies between 25 and 35 mm.

All our jewellery is made of 925 silver if not marked otherwise.