Home Decor: Pyrite, Selenite, Crystal and Devotional Pieces

What the home decor collection includes

The collection mixes mineral pieces, framed motifs and small devotional forms.

• Pyrite: a raw pyrite stone, a pyrite wall hanging and a pyrite turtle.
• Frames: the 7 Horses frame and the Panchamukhi Hanuman frame, both listed as raw pyrite frames.
• Crystal pieces: the amethyst crystal pyramid, the 7 Chakra crystal tree and the raw selenite plate.
• Light and glass: the Himalayan salt lamp and the Lakshmi Mata 3D crystal ball.
• Wall hangings and idols: the Moon 7 Chakra agate dream catcher, the evil eye wall hanging and the Adiyogi idol.

How to choose a decor piece for your room

Begin with the place, not the product. Measure the shelf, table or wall, then compare it with the full dimensions on the listing.

Look at the base as well as the height. A pyramid, a lamp and a framed motif sit and mount in different ways. Check the product page for any power or mounting details before you order.

For a narrower choice, see pyrite home decor or gemstone home decor. For a puja corner, see god idols and frames and idols.

Vaastu and prosperity themes, explained

In Hindu tradition, Vaastu is the old Indian approach to arranging a home. Some products here, such as the pyrite turtle and the 7 Horses frame, carry a Vaastu or prosperity theme.

The theme explains the symbolism behind the design. It does not promise any result. Use the listed size, material and finish to decide whether a piece suits your space.

Placing and caring for your decor

Set each piece on a steady, dry surface away from the edge. Keep small items out of reach of young children and dust them with a soft cloth.

Care differs by material, so follow the care note on each product page. For mineral pieces such as selenite or pyrite, read that note before cleaning with water. If a listing mentions power, place the piece where the cable can reach safely.