Shiva Lingam Stone - 3 Inch


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The Shiva Lingam Stone is ideal for practitioners of meditation, energy work, or those seeking a tactile grounding tool for their workspace or altar. Sourced from the Narmada River in India, this 3-inch sacred stone represents the harmony of masculine and feminine energies and the cosmic order, offering a cooling, steady weight during reflection; however, because these are natural river stones, each piece features unique color variations and patterns, meaning no two stones are exactly alike.
| Model Part Number | LING-03 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SHAMTAM |
These are natural river stones gathered from the Narmada River in India; they are shaped by currents rather than factory molds.
Due to the natural formation of these stones, each piece features unique bands and shades; your stone will have the same shape but may differ slightly in color intensity.
Yes, as a river-sourced stone, it is perfectly safe to rinse or hold under water.
Use plain water and a soft cloth. Avoid soap or harsh chemicals as they can affect the stone's natural surface finish.
While weight varies based on the specific mineral density of the individual stone, the 3-inch size is designed to be substantial enough to feel grounding in the palm.
Wipe the stone with a slightly damp microfiber cloth and follow with a dry buffing to restore the natural sheen.
Natural stones are susceptible to impact damage; keep the stone on a soft surface or cloth to prevent contact with hard materials.
To begin using your Shiva Lingam, simply rinse it gently with cool water to remove any surface dust from transit. No formal setup is required; it can be placed directly on any stable surface, such as a wooden altar, a silk cloth, or your palm. To maintain the stone's natural luster, avoid using harsh chemical cleansers. If the surface appears dull over time, you may lightly buff it with a soft, dry cotton cloth to restore its natural sheen. Keep the stone away from extreme temperatures or acidic substances that could affect the minerals in the stone over long periods.