Pyrite Frames with Devotional Motifs, Mantras and Yantras
A pyrite frame brings a devotional symbol or mantra and textured pyrite stone into a single display piece. This page lists frames with seven horses, Shree Yantra, Panchamukhi Hanuman and other motifs.
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About Pyrite Frames
Choose the image you want to see each day: seven horses, Shree Yantra, Panchamukhi Hanuman or another devotional motif. Pyrite frames bring the symbol and textured stone into a single display piece.
Measure the complete frame, including its border and depth. Check whether the product is made for wall hanging or tabletop display and whether any stand or fixing is included. Some listings include a companion raw stone; rely on the exact set contents rather than a similar product’s photograph.
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- Motifs
- Seven horses, Shree Yantra, Panchamukhi Hanuman, Shiva, Krishna, Ganesha, Om
- 7 Horses sizes
- Medium 12x10 inch, Large 12x12 inch, Extra Large 18x12 inch
- Display
- Wall hanging or tabletop; check any stand or fixing
- Mantra frames
- Narayan, Shivaya Namastubhyam, Kuber
- Collection size
- 42 products
What is a pyrite frame?
A pyrite frame brings a devotional symbol and textured pyrite stone into a single display piece. You see the symbol each day, and the stone adds its gold-toned texture. Frames suit a prayer corner, a desk or a wall.
The collection lists frames in many motifs. Examples are the 7 Horses Raw Pyrite Frame, the Shree Yantra Raw Pyrite Frame and the Panchamukhi Hanuman Raw Pyrite Frame.
Motifs: horses, yantras and deities
Hindu tradition links seven horses with the chariot of Surya, the Sun god. A yantra is a sacred diagram used in worship, and Shree Yantra is a widely known one. Panchamukhi Hanuman is the five-faced form of Lord Hanuman.
Deity frames include Lord Shiva Meditation, Lord Krishna and Gajalakshmi. There is also an Om Symbol Raw Pyrite Frame.
Mantra frames and yantra frames
Some frames carry a sacred phrase that devotees chant in prayer. Several pair a mantra with a deity image. The Lord Krishna frame carries the Narayan Mantra, and the Shivaya Namastubhyam frame carries a prayer to Lord Shiva.
The Shree Kuber Mantra design is another. Yantra frames include the Shree Sampurna Yantra and the Shree Shani Yantra. Read each listing for the exact motif.
How to choose and display a pyrite frame
Measure the complete frame, including its border and depth. Sizes differ by listing. The 7 Horses frame, for example, comes in three listed sizes. They are Medium (12 by 10 inch), Large (12 by 12 inch) and Extra Large (18 by 12 inch).
Check whether a frame is made for wall hanging or tabletop display, and whether any stand or fixing is included. Some listings include a companion raw stone. Rely on the exact set contents, not a similar product's photograph.
Care and related pyrite collections
Wipe the frame gently with a soft, dry cloth and follow the care note on the product page. Keep it away from knocks, especially at the corners. Hang a wall frame on a secure fixing. A tabletop frame needs a flat, steady surface.
For more pyrite, see all pyrite, pyrite home decor and pyrite jewellery. For other devotional frames, explore frames and idols.
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Updated on 20 October 2026



























