Ghode ki Naal, also known as the Horseshoe, is a U-shaped metal object that is used to protect horses' hooves from wear and tear. In Hindu mythology, Ghode ki Naal is considered a symbol of good luck and is believed to ward off evil spirits and negative energies. It is believed that hanging the Ghode ki Naal on the entrance of a home or office can bring good luck and prosperity. The horseshoe is made of iron, which is believed to have strong energy properties that absorb negative energies and promote positivity. The horseshoe is often decorated with red or yellow cloth and is hung with the open end facing upwards to hold the good luck inside. It is a popular item in Indian households and is often gifted to friends and family members on special occasions.