Ashtamangala refers to a set of eight auspicious symbols in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. These symbols are believed to bring good fortune and prosperity. The eight symbols typically include the conch shell, wheel, lotus, golden fish, parasol, treasure vase, victory banner, and endless knot. Each symbol carries its own significance and is often used in religious rituals and art. In many cultures, the Ashtamangala is used to promote spiritual well-being and is commonly found in temples and sacred spaces. They serve as reminders of the virtues and blessings that one should aspire to achieve in life. The symbols are also popular in decorative arts and crafts, symbolizing hope and positivity.