Immortality nectar
Amrita
The nectar sought by gods and asuras is central to the churning of the ocean and its contested distribution.
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The treasures
Sacred objects, divine treasures, instruments, vehicles and relic traditions.
53 Artifacts & Relics
All 339 EnhancementsImmortality nectar
The nectar sought by gods and asuras is central to the churning of the ocean and its contested distribution.
Poison
The ocean’s churning produces a devastating poison which Shiva receives in the Puranic narrative.
Sacred icon
The linga is a sacred form of Shiva with diverse theological and ritual interpretations, not one portable object with a single ownership chain.
Gem
The Kaustubha jewel emerges from the churning of the ocean and adorns Vishnu.
Sacred linga
Gokarna’s Atmalinga tradition connects Shiva, Ravana and Ganesha. Its local narrative is identified as a tradition, not archaeological proof.
Wish-fulfilling jewel
Chintamani denotes a wish-fulfilling jewel in several Indian religious traditions; it does not have one universal ownership history.
Wish-fulfilling tree
The wish-fulfilling tree is an image of divine abundance; named trees and origin accounts differ across sources.
Medicinal herb
The life-restoring herb belongs to the account of Hanuman’s search for medicine for the wounded warriors.
Sacred stone
Shaligrama stones are worshipped as forms of Vishnu; this is a class of sacred stones rather than one unique relic.
Nectar vessel
The vessel of nectar appears with Dhanvantari; the container is distinct from the nectar it holds.
Armour
Karna’s natural armour is removed and given to Indra in exchange for the Vasavi dart, together with his earrings.
Earrings
Karna’s natural earrings accompany the armour he gives Indra; these objects are distinct from Aditi’s earrings.
Aerial vehicle
The Pushpaka vehicle passes through the stories of Kubera, Ravana and Rama’s return from Lanka.
Gem
The Syamantaka jewel links Surya, Satrajit, Prasena, Jambavan and Krishna in a story of accusation and restitution.
Celestial tree
The Parijata tree links the celestial garden and Krishna’s return from the Naraka episode.
Garland
The Vaijayanti garland is an attribute of Vishnu and Krishna in devotional iconography.
Ritual drink
Soma is a pressed sacrificial drink in Vedic hymns. This substance record is distinct from Soma as a deity.
Food vessel
The inexhaustible vessel supports the Pandavas’ hospitality during exile, with narrative conditions on its daily use.