Tulsi Vrindavan Miniature | Vastu Swastika Decor Showpiece

KDDF01
Rs. 950.00 Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
  • 169 Gms ± 5%
  • Aluminium
  • 5 x 5 x 14 cms
  • Auspicious Vastu Charm: Ideal for placement in the East, North, or North-East direction of your home to harmonize energies and attract divine blessings.
  • Sacred Swastika Detail: The base features a prominently placed Swastika, an ancient Vedic emblem of good fortune, success, and continuous spiritual growth.
  • Vibrant Dual-Tone Artistry: Beautifully detailed with vivid green painted leaves that gracefully contrast against the lustrous golden-finished planter.
  • Compact Mandir Addition: Perfectly sized to fit within small pooja rooms, dashboard setups, or meditation altars without taking up excess space.
  • Spiritual Gifting Choice: A thoughtful and deeply meaningful present for housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh), Diwali, weddings, and other spiritual occasions.
Description

Embrace spiritual purity and divine blessings with this intricately designed miniature holy basil plant. Revered across Indian homes as a Tulsi Vrindavan, Tulsi Kyara, Tulsi Chaura, or Tulsi Mata, this sacred motif is a cornerstone of daily worship and spiritual well-being. According to Vastu Shastra principles, the presence of this auspicious symbol - further enhanced by the sacred Swastika on the front of the planter-radiates positive vibrations, purifies the home's aura, and invites prosperity. Designed with beautifully detailed green leaves contrasting against a rich golden base, it serves as an elegant, uplifting addition to your pooja mandir, office desk, or living room decor.

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Tulsi Vrindavan Miniature | Vastu Swastika Decor Showpiece
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