Lakshmi Yantra Frames, Pendant Mala and Combos

A Lakshmi Yantra is a sacred diagram associated with Goddess Lakshmi. This page lists yantras on pyrite frames, a Karungali pendant mala, a Laxmi Ganesha yantra and combos you can order online.

Deity
Goddess Lakshmi, with Ganesha and Kuber in some listings
Forms listed
Pyrite frames, pendant mala, yantra, combos
Pendant mala
Karungali (ebony) mala with a Maha Lakshmi Yantra pendant
Day of worship
Friday is associated with Goddess Lakshmi

The Lakshmi Yantra (लक्ष्मी यंत्र) is a geometric design dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, who is worshipped as the goddess of wealth and good fortune. Devotees use a yantra as a focus for prayer.

Here you can see yantras on pyrite frames, a Karungali pendant mala, a Laxmi Ganesha yantra and combos. Each product page gives its own details.

Lakshmi Yantra benefits in Hindu tradition

A yantra is a sacred geometric diagram used in worship. This one is associated with Goddess Lakshmi, who is revered as the goddess of wealth and good fortune.

Devotees keep it as a focus for prayer. Friday is the day traditionally associated with Lakshmi, and many families worship her at Diwali.

A yantra is a symbol of devotion. This page does not promise any financial result.

Yantra designs on this page

The yantras come in a few forms, so you can choose by how you plan to use them.

Lakshmi Yantra for home and puja vidhi

Devotees usually place a yantra on a clean cloth at the altar or in the puja room. Many light a lamp and incense and place flowers during prayer.

The exact puja vidhi differs by family and region. Follow the guidance of your family priest or elders for the method, the day and the direction.

If you prefer a wearable form, the pendant mala is listed as well. Each product page lists its details.

Lakshmi Yantra mantra

Many devotees chant a Lakshmi mantra such as Om Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah while sitting before the yantra. Others recite the Lakshmi Ashtottara or sing an aarti.

Mantra practice varies between families and lineages. There is no single rule, so choose what your tradition follows.

You can also browse the Friday specials for Maa Lakshmi and the Goddess Lakshmi idols.

Frequently asked questions

What are the benefits of a Lakshmi Yantra?

In Hindu tradition, the yantra is associated with Goddess Lakshmi and is kept as a focus for prayer. Devotees link it with prosperity, but no result is promised. It is a symbol of devotion.

What is the Lakshmi Yantra price?

The price is shown on each product page. The yantras, pyrite frames, pendant mala and combos are listed separately, so open the one you like to see its price and details.

Which mantra is chanted with a Lakshmi Yantra?

Many devotees chant a Lakshmi mantra such as Om Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah. Practice varies by family and lineage, so follow the guidance of your priest or elders.

Where should I keep a Lakshmi Yantra for home use?

Devotees usually keep a yantra on a clean altar or in the puja room. Follow your family tradition, or ask a priest about the direction and the day.

What is the Lakshmi Yantra pendant on this page?

The Karungali Maha Lakshmi pendant mala is a Karungali mala with a yantra pendant. Karungali is ebony wood. Its product page lists the details.

Is there a fixed puja vidhi for a Lakshmi Yantra?

Practices differ by family and region. Many devotees place the yantra on a clean cloth, light a lamp and incense, place flowers and chant a Lakshmi mantra. Ask your family priest for your method.

Can I buy a Lakshmi Yantra online?

Yes. You can order the yantras, frames, pendant mala and combos on this page online from Divine Hindu. Open each product page to read its details before you order.

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Updated on 20 October 2026