During a pooja ceremony, the brass bell is rung at specific intervals and in a particular sequence. The bell is rung at the beginning of the ceremony to invite the divine presence, and it is rung again at the end of the ceremony to signify the completion of the ritual.

The brass pooja bell is an essential part of Indian culture and is often used in temples, homes, and other places of worship. It is usually decorated with intricate carvings and designs that make it a beautiful and ornamental object as well as a spiritual one.