Wall hanging

Design
● Alternating pink and Paithani leaf-shaped drops hang from the main strip.
● Each drop is embellished with small pom-poms (orange and green) to add a festive touch.
● Small golden dots on the pink fabric enhance its elegance. Cultural Significance ● Toran is considered a symbol of welcome and auspiciousness in Indian tradition. ● Hanging a Paithani Toran is believed to invite prosperity, happiness, and good luck into the home.
● The floral patterns represent growth, beauty, and positivity.

Dimensions: 42 inches (length)
Weight: 95 gms

Lord Hanuman's Panchmukhi (Five-Faced) Avatar is said to represent all five directions. His five faces are considered to represent East, West, North, South and Upper directions.

Sri Hanuman faces East - grants Ishta Siddhi - purity of mind and success.
The Narasimha faces South - grants Abhista Siddhi - victory and fearlessness.
The West facing Garuda - grants Sakala Soubhagyam - good luck.
The North facing Varaha - grants Dhana Prapthi showers prosperity and wealth.
The Upwards Facing Hayagriva - confers knowledge, victory, good wife and progeny.

Design: Made of brass with long lasting finish.
Dimensions: 6.5 inches (W) x 3.5 inches (W)
Weight: 295 gms

The Spiritual Hindu Diety God Idol (Sculpture) of Panchmukhi Lord Hanuman Frame beautifully Handcrafted in shinning Brass which is very ideal for Wall Hanging.
Dimensions: 5 inches (H) x 4 inches (W) x 1 inches (thickness) (12 x 10 x 2 cms approx)
Weight: 360 grams

The significance of the five faces of the Hanuman is as follows:
1. East facing Anjaneya to grant humanity Ishta Siddhi.
2. South facing Karala Ugraveera Narasimha to grant humanity Abhista Siddhi.
3. West facing Mahaveera Garuda to grant humanity Sakala Sowbhagya.
4. North facing Lakshmi Varaha to grant humanity Dhana Prapthi.
5. Urdhva Mukha (atop) being Hayagriva to grant humanity Sarva Vidya Jaya Prapthi.

A Toran is a decorative hanging usually placed on the main entrance of homes, temples, and pooja rooms. It's not just for beauty it carries deep spiritual and cultural meaning.

Dimensions: 3 inches (Length)
Weight: 140 gms

A Toran is a decorative hanging usually placed on the main entrance of homes, temples, and pooja rooms. It's not just for beauty it carries deep spiritual and cultural meaning.

Dimensions: 42 inches (Length)
Weight: 95 gms

Why Toran is Used During Festivals:
Spiritual Significance:
• It is believed that a toran invites Goddess Lakshmi (goddess of wealth and prosperity) and wards off evil energies.
• In Ganesh Chaturthi, it symbolizes a fresh, pure, and welcoming space for Lord Ganesha.
• In Navratri, it honors the nine forms of Goddess Durga by welcoming divine feminine energy into the home.

Auspicious Welcome:
• Toran acts as a symbol of hospitality—welcoming guests, gods, and positivity.
• Hanging it over the main door is like offering a respectful invitation to divinity.

Cultural and Decorative Value:
• Torans are part of traditional Indian decor, adding festive beauty and charm.
• During Diwali, Ganpati, Navratri, Janmashtami, or weddings, torans are often used to beautify the home.

Dimensions: 42 inches (Length)
Weight: 145 gms

The significance of the five faces of the Hanuman is as follows:
1. East facing Anjaneya to grant humanity Ishta Siddhi.
2. South facing Karala Ugraveera Narasimha to grant humanity Abhista Siddhi.
3. West facing Mahaveera Garuda to grant humanity Sakala Sowbhagya.
4. North facing Lakshmi Varaha to grant humanity Dhana Prapthi.
5. Urdhva Mukha (atop) being Hayagriva to grant humanity Sarva Vidya Jaya Prapthi.

Design: Made in brass metal.

Dimensions: 4.5 inches (H) x 4 inches (W)
Weight: 615 gms

Brass made Kirtimukha Vastu Nazar Raksha Mask (Door Wall Hanging) hang on main door, protect you from evil and remove vastu dosha. This Kirtimukha carving of Mahakala sculpture, the chief Dharmapala & the Buddhist protector from the negative influences and represents the energies of attraction, magnetism & repulsion.
Dimensions: 11 inches (H) x 9.6 inches (W) x 1.75 inches (depth) (28 x 24 x 4.5 cm) approx
Weight: 1 kg approx
Quanitity: 1

This beautiful Red Color parrot design velvet Cloth can be used for table decoration or back drop of temple in home and office. It has an attractive embroidery elephant designer worked with attractive border and can be used as pooja aasan.

Uses: Red Velvet Table Cloth is ideal for back drops and placing deity idols during puja rituals.

Dimension: 20 inches (W) x 20 inches (L) approx
Weight: 150 gms approx

Lord Surya (Sun) Mukh (face) Wall Hanging made in brass metal, it is symbolising day with sun. Surya is considered as the only visible form of God that can be seen every day. God Surya is regarded as an aspect of Shiva and Vishnu by Shaivites and Vaishnavas respectively. Surya is also known as Surya Narayana.

Dimensions: 1.75 inches (thickness) x 6.7 inches (H) x 6.25 inches (W) (4.5 x 17 x 16 cm) approx
Weight: 845 grams approx

In Sanskrit, the sound “O” is a diphthong spelled “AU”. A diphthong is the blending of two vowel sounds where both are normally heard and make a gliding sound. As a result, the difference between OM and AUM is simply one of transliteration.

Design: Made in copper.
Dimensions of Aum: 4 inches (H) x 4.25 inches (W)
Dimensions of Swastik: 4 inches (H) x 4 inches (W)
Weight: 350 gms

Kirtimukha, meaning "Face of Glory," is a fierce and grotesque figure commonly found in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain temple architecture, often placed above doorways and arches as a guardian symbol. Its origin comes from the Shiva Purana, where Lord Shiva, in his wrath, created a terrifying being to consume the arrogant messenger Rahu. When Rahu pleaded for mercy, Shiva commanded the being to devour itself, leaving only its face, which became Kirtimukha.

Dimensions: 8 inches (H) x 7 inches (W) approx
Weight: 700 gms approx

Siva’s trishul or trident (the three pointed javelin like weapon) represents the three gunas – Sattwa, Rajas and Tamas.The Trishul is the emblem of sovereignity. Lord Siva wields the world through these three gunas, which is the composition of Maya-Shakti or mind and matter.
Dimensions: 6.75 inches (H) x 2 inches (W)  (17 x 5 cms approx)
Weight: 160 gms

Kirtimukha, meaning "Face of Glory," is a fierce and grotesque figure commonly found in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain temple architecture, often placed above doorways and arches as a guardian symbol. Its origin comes from the Shiva Purana, where Lord Shiva, in his wrath, created a terrifying being to consume the arrogant messenger Rahu. When Rahu pleaded for mercy, Shiva commanded the being to devour itself, leaving only its face, which became Kirtimukha. Pleased with its obedience, Shiva decreed that it should adorn temples and be revered before deities. Symbolizing the destruction of ego, Kirtimukha serves as a reminder to surrender arrogance before approaching the divine. It also acts as a protective force, warding off evil and representing time’s all-consuming nature.

Dimensions: 7 inches (H) x 5 inches (W) approx
Weight: 675 gms approx

Swastik sign of good fortune and well being The word “swastika” is derived from the Sanskrit “su” meaning “well” and “asti” meaning “being.” It stands for auspiciousness, peace and prosperity and world brotherhood.

It is ideal for hanging on wall and entrance door of home and office.

Make: Made in thick copper.
Dimensions: 6 inches (H) x 5.5 inches (L) approx
Weight: 470 gms
Quantity: 1 pc

It is ideal for hanging on wall and entrance door of home and office.

This Aum and Swastik symbol can be hang on door or wall for auspicious vibrations.

Design: Made in brass.

A graceful Wall Hanging Face of Lord Surya Narayana made in brass metal, it is symbolising day with sun. Surya is considered as the only visible form of God that can be seen every day. God Surya is regarded as an aspect of Shiva and Vishnu by Shaivites and Vaishnavas respectively. Surya is also known as Surya Narayana. Surya, the Sun God is also acknowledged as one of the eight forms of Lord Shiva (Astamurti). Surya is the lord of excellence and wisdom. Surya forms the major god of the Navgraha (nine planets).Surya is the God of light as per the Vedic texts.

Dimensions: 4x4 inches (diameter) approx
Weight: 235 grams approx

A graceful Wall Hanging Face of Lord Surya Narayana made in brass metal, it is symbolising day with sun. Surya is considered as the only visible form of God that can be seen every day. God Surya is regarded as an aspect of Shiva and Vishnu by Shaivites and Vaishnavas respectively. Surya is also known as Surya Narayana.