Miniature Hand Carved Wooden Owl Figurine with Jali Work
Naga Devata Figurine in Antique Ivory Finish
Set of 5 Hand Carved Wooden Owl Family with Jali Work
Hand-Painted White & Black Owl Figurine on Branch (5 Inch)
Hand-Painted Dark Green Owl Figurine on Branch
Hand-Painted Black & Gold Owl Figurine on Branch (6 Inch)
Set of 5 Hand Carved Wooden Elephant Family with Jali Work
Hand Carved Wooden Elephant with Rajasthani Design (6 Inch)
Wood Carved Owl with Lattice Jali Design (6 Inch)
Brass Sun Face Wall Hanging for Positive Energy
Brass Kachua (Turtle) Diya Lamp with Bells for Home Decor
Vintage Brass Mother and Baby Owl Figurine (3 Inch)
Brass Wish-Fulfilling Kalpavriksha Tree for Home & Vastu
Brass Tortoise Conch for Longevity & Good Fortune (7 Inch)
Brass Turtle Urli for Vastu & Home Decor (9 Inch)
Brass Sitting Nandi Murti (3 Inch)
Brass Panchmukhi Hanuman Idol (3 Inch)
Brass Hanumanji Idol Kneeling in Abhaya Mudra (4.7 Inch)
A Short Guide
Choosing from our Feng Shui & Vastu Items
Vastu and Feng Shui items work on the same logic: specific symbols in specific zones of the home invite specific energies. This collection covers the classics — the elephant with raised trunk for luck at the entrance, the Kalpavriksha wish-fulfilling tree, the tortoise for stability and longevity, the flying eagle for ambition, the Kamdhenu cow for abundance, and the sun face for positive energy at the door.
The two systems are parallel, not rivals, and most Indian homes blend them freely. Choose by meaning and placement zone rather than by school: an eagle for ambition in the office, a Kamdhenu in the kitchen zone, elephants at the door.
A quick zone reference
- Entrance — welcome and prosperity: elephant pairs, sun face, urli
- North — career and flow: turtle, Kalpavriksha tree
- Northeast — the mandir zone: deity idols, not feng shui pieces
- South — fame and recognition: horse figurines
- North or east — ambition: flying eagle
- Kitchen or dining — abundance: Kamdhenu cow and calf
Custom, not requirement
Worth saying plainly: vastu and feng shui are widely followed customs in Indian homes, not requirements, and there's no penalty for placing a piece somewhere convenient rather than the textbook zone. Most people treat the placement guidance as a helpful default, not a rule that overrides how a room actually needs to function.
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