Hanuman Jayanti: Hanuman Idol, Tulsi Necklace and Gada Pendant

Pieces in this Hanuman Jayanti edit

Four pieces are listed. The Lord Hanuman Brass Idol is a murti for the home mandir, and the Hanuman Charan Paduka is a devotional footprint piece.

For wearing, there is the silver plated Hanuman gada pendant and a Sitaram Hanumanji Tulsi necklace.

Each product page states the size, material and care, so read it before you choose. Some pieces suit the home mandir and others are worn, depending on the format.

How to choose a piece

For an idol, measure the mandir shelf and compare it with the width and height on the product page. Read the material and care note before you decide how to clean it.

For a necklace or pendant, check the length, the bead or chain details and the fastening. A Tulsi necklace and a metal pendant need different care.

Choose for your own devotion or for the person receiving it, rather than for a promised result.

Hanuman Jayanti significance in Hindu tradition

Hanuman Jayanti celebrates the birth of Lord Hanuman, the devoted companion of Lord Rama. It is observed on different days in different regions, so follow your family tradition or a panchang.

Tuesday and Saturday are traditionally associated with Hanuman. Devotees commonly recite the Hanuman Chalisa and present sindoor, flowers and sweets.

He is also worshipped as Anjaneya, and many families perform an Anjaneya puja at home or in a temple.

Hanuman Jayanti puja at home

Hanuman Jayanti puja vidhi differs by family and region. Many devotees clean the puja space, light a lamp and place the Hanuman idol or picture. They present flowers and recite the Hanuman Chalisa or a mantra such as Om Hanumate Namah.

Place the idol on a clean, steady surface in your mandir, with the lamp at a safe distance. Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth.