Yantra for Home: Karungali Yantras, Pendants and Display Pieces

Karungali yantras and display pieces on this page

• Kuber Sankhya Karungali yantra. Kuber is associated with wealth in Hindu tradition.
• Karungali Bhairava yantra, and the Siddhi Yantra duo of Bhairava and Kuber Laxmi.
• Karungali Vel with base and Shiva Trishool with base, made for display.
• Pavanputra yantra pendant. Pavanputra is a name of Lord Hanuman.
• A silver-capped Karungali malai with a Shree Yantra pendant, and a Karungali shankh for puja.

Choosing a yantra for home

A wearable pendant, a yantra and a standing piece with a base need different placements. Decide where you will keep it before you choose the symbol.

Check the dimensions and included components on the product page. A collection theme does not mean every item has the same ritual purpose.

Many families keep a yantra in the puja room on a clean surface. Practices vary by tradition, so ask your family priest or guru about placement and worship.

About the Shree Yantra and other yantras

In Hindu tradition a yantra is a sacred diagram used as a focus for worship. The Shree Yantra is one of the most widely known yantras and is linked with Goddess Lakshmi.

This page lists a Karungali malai that carries the Shree Yantra on its pendant. Follow your family tradition on mantras and puja vidhi, and ask a priest or guru if you are unsure.

Care and handling

Karungali is wood, so keep every piece dry and wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth. Follow any care note on the product page.

Avoid soaking or splashing any piece, and store pendants in a clean pouch when they are not worn.

Explore Karungali idols and display pieces, the Kuber yantra and Lakshmi yantra collections, or all Karungali products.