Yantras

Yantras. Copper and brass geometries, consecrated or energised before they leave.

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About Yantras. What to know before you choose.

A yantra is a sacred diagram used in Hindu worship and meditation, each drawn for a deity or a purpose: the Sri Yantra for Lakshmi, the Kuber Yantra for prosperity, the Navagraha Yantra for the nine planets, the Mahamrityunjaya Yantra for Shiva, and Vastu yantras for the home. Our yantras come in copper, brass, silver and gold-plated metal, from small ones for a wallet or a desk to larger ones for the altar, and every listing names its metal, its size and the temple town where it is energised. A yantra marked energised or consecrated is consecrated by our acharyas after your order is confirmed and before it is packed, at no extra cost; the rite is photographed and filmed, and the recording is kept with your order. Like every rite we perform, it is done in good faith and promises no outcome. Yantras are delivered across India, usually three to seven days from dispatch.

How is a yantra energised?
After your order is confirmed, and before it is packed, our acharyas consecrate the yantra with the rite it asks for. The rite is photographed and filmed, and once checked, the photographs and the film are kept with your order to see and download.
Which metal should I choose?
Copper, brass, silver and gold-plated yantras are all used in worship; the choice is usually one of tradition, of budget and of where the yantra will be kept. Each listing names its metal and size, and our team can help you choose on a call or on WhatsApp.
Can I return a yantra?
If it arrives damaged, different from its listing, faulty, incomplete or wrong, tell us within seven days of delivery and it is replaced or refunded. Nothing comes back for a change of mind.