About Spiritual Home Decor
These are the pieces that live in a room rather than on the body — raw stone frames, crystal trees, Vaastu pyramids, wall hangings, yantras, torans and mandir accessories. They suit a living room, an office cabin, a shop counter or a reception area, and are chosen as much for how a space feels as for how it looks. Most need nothing beyond a flat surface to sit on.
How to choose
- Decide placed or hung first; wall pieces need fixings, while trees, pyramids and idols only need surface space.
- Scale to the room — small crystal pieces vanish in a large space and read far better on a desk or shelf.
- Direction: Vaastu practice associates specific corners with specific intentions, so check the placement note on each piece.
- Material and upkeep: brass needs periodic polishing, while natural stone needs only dusting.
Natural stone varies in colour and pattern from piece to piece, which is a mark of genuine mineral rather than a flaw. Keep coloured stones out of prolonged direct sunlight and dust with a dry cloth. See Crystal Trees, Pyramids or Kalash & Pooja Accessories.


































