The Shriparni Shri Yantra with Kamal Aasan is a traditional Hindu devotional product that combines a hand-carved sacred Shri Yantra with a beautifully crafted Shriparni wooden Kamal (Lotus) Aasan. The Shri Yantra measures approximately 5.5 inches, seated on a lotus base with an internal diameter of about 6.5 inches and an outer diameter of about 9 inches. It’s designed for placement in home temples, meditation rooms, offices, and sacred spaces where devotees perform daily worship and spiritual practices.
The Shri Yantra is one of the most revered sacred geometric diagrams in Hinduism and is traditionally associated with Goddess Mahalakshmi, abundance, harmony, and spiritual growth. The lotus (Kamal Aasan) symbolizes purity, divine consciousness, and spiritual awakening, making this combination suitable for devotional worship and meditation.
This product is intended as a religious and spiritual article. Its significance is based on Hindu scriptures, traditional beliefs, and devotional practices, not scientific evidence.
Shriparni wood, also known as Sevan or Saven wood, is the material traditionally used to hand-carve this Shri Yantra and its lotus base. In traditional Vastu belief, Shriparni is considered a “sattvic” material: pure, balanced, and harmonious, traditionally thought to bring calmness and positive energy to a space, and traditionally associated with the presence of Goddess Lakshmi. It’s a wood commonly used across traditional Vastu wooden yantras and strips, not exclusive to this one product.
These are traditional beliefs about the wood’s spiritual significance, not scientifically established properties.
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A Shriparni yantra is a devotional yantra, commonly the Shri Yantra hand-carved from Shriparni (Sevan) wood, considered a sattvic, auspicious material in traditional Vastu and devotional practice.
The Kamal Aasan (lotus base) is traditionally used to seat the Shri Yantra, a deity idol, or other sacred yantras, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening.
Shriparni, also called Sevan or Saven wood, is a wood traditionally regarded in Vastu belief as sattvic, pure, balanced, and harmonious, and traditionally associated with repelling negative or polluting influences linked to Vastu defects, and with the presence of Goddess Lakshmi. These are traditional beliefs, not scientifically established properties of the wood.
The Shriparni Shri Yantra with Kamal Aasan is a traditional Hindu devotional product featuring a sacred Shri Yantra mounted on a Shriparni (Sevan) wooden lotus base for worship and meditation.
The Shri Yantra is one of the most revered sacred geometric diagrams in Hinduism. It’s traditionally associated with Goddess Mahalakshmi and is widely used in devotional worship and meditation.
In Hindu tradition, the lotus symbolizes purity, spiritual awakening, divine consciousness, and the unfolding of wisdom.
The Shri Yantra is approximately 5.5 inches, and the lotus base has an internal diameter of about 6.5 inches and an outer diameter of about 9 inches.
It may be placed in a home temple, meditation room, prayer area, office, safe, or locker, according to personal tradition or the guidance of a knowledgeable priest.
Yes. Many devotees keep the Shri Yantra in their home temple as part of their daily prayers and devotional practices.
Yes. Many devotees traditionally include the Shri Yantra during Lakshmi Puja, Diwali celebrations, Friday worship, and other devotional observances dedicated to Goddess Mahalakshmi.
It’s possible to color the wood, but chemical treatments are generally not recommended, as they can affect the natural material.
Yes. It makes a meaningful gift for housewarming ceremonies, weddings, Diwali, festivals, and individuals interested in Hindu spiritual traditions.
Wipe both the yantra and the wooden base gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid excessive moisture and harsh cleaning chemicals.
No. There is no scientific evidence that the Shri Yantra guarantees wealth, prosperity, success, health, or material benefits. Its significance is based on Hindu religious traditions, sacred symbolism, and personal faith.
Yes. Many devotees place the Shri Yantra alongside other yantras, deities, or sacred symbols according to their family traditions or spiritual practices.
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