Oxidised Silver Lord Shankar Rakhi, Shiva Motif | Rakhi for Brother

The Lord Shankar Rakhi is a Raksha Bandhan rakhi in oxidised silver-plated brass, priced at Rs. 249. A circular pendant carries a raised side-profile of Lord Shankar (Shiva) with jata and crescent moon, strung on a deep maroon mauli thread with oxidised silver beads and tassels that adjusts to fit children through adults. It ships free across India with cash on delivery available, and arrives in a premium gift box.

Har Har Mahadev — Lord Shankar Oxidised Silver Rakhi

A premium oxidised silver rakhi featuring a stunning circular pendant with a detailed side-profile relief of Lord Shankar (Shiva) — complete with the iconic jata, crescent moon, and divine presence. Crafted with intricate artisanship, this rakhi carries spiritual energy and timeless heritage. The deep maroon mauli thread with oxidised silver beads and tassels makes it a truly meaningful Rakshabandhan gift.

• Metal: Oxidised Silver-Plated Brass / Zinc Alloy
• Finish: Antique oxidised silver
• Pendant Shape: Circular with raised Lord Shankar side-profile portrait
• Motif: Lord Shiva with jata & crescent moon
• Thread: Deep maroon mauli thread with oxidised silver beads & tassels
• Fit: Adjustable — fits all wrist sizes
• Occasion: Raksha Bandhan 2026, gifting, festive wear, Shravan
• Origin: Handcrafted in Satara, Maharashtra, India
• Price: Rs. 249
• Delivery: Free shipping across India, Cash on Delivery available
• Packaging: Premium Gift Box

A divine and meaningful Rakshabandhan gift for brothers who are devoted to Lord Shiva and carry their faith with pride.

Your Questions, Answered

Is this rakhi made of real silver?
No. This is oxidised silver-plated brass, which gives the antique blackened-silver look at Rs. 249. If you want solid 92.5% hallmarked sterling silver, our Trishul Damru rakhi is the Shiva design in that range.

What is oxidised silver?
Oxidised silver is a deliberate darkening of the surface that settles into the recesses of a design and stays bright on the raised areas. It is used to bring out relief detail — here, the jata and crescent moon on the Shankar portrait read far more clearly than they would on plain polished metal.

Is this suitable for Shravan?
Yes. Shravan is the month most associated with Shiva worship and often overlaps with Raksha Bandhan, so a Shankar rakhi is a natural choice for a brother who observes it.

Will the oxidised finish rub off?
The finish holds through normal festive wear. Avoid water and perfume, store it in the gift box, and wipe with a soft dry cloth after wearing. Do not use silver polish, which strips oxidisation deliberately.

Will the rakhi fit my brother's wrist?
Yes. The mauli thread is adjustable and ties to fit all wrist sizes, from children to adults.

What is included in the package?
The rakhi on its maroon mauli thread, presented in a premium gift box.

Care Instructions

Avoid contact with water and perfume. Store in the gift box when not in use. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing to maintain the oxidised silver finish.