Sacred Brass Shankh on Kuber Yantra Tortoise Stand – Vastu & Feng Shui Decorative Set
Sacred Brass Shankh on Kuber Yantra Tortoise Stand – Vastu & Feng Shui Decorative Set
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Elevate your sacred space with this Handcrafted Brass Shankh on Kuber Yantra Tortoise Stand Set, a exquisite fusion of traditional metal artistry and sacred Vastu symbolism.
Crafted from solid cast brass, this set features a removable conch shell (Shankh) adorned with a deeply engraved Swastika and delicate floral motifs. Resting comfortably beneath is a divine tortoise (Kurma) base. Turn the tortoise over to reveal an authentic 3x3 Kuber / Lo Shu Magic Square engraved into its base—where every row, column, and diagonal sums to 15, a universal symbol for attracting wealth, financial balance, and stability.
Whether placed in your home temple (mandir), living area, or office desk, this set serves as a powerful Vastu energy enhancer and a timeless piece of Indian heritage decor.
Why You’ll Love It
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Dual Sacred Symbols: Combines the auspicious, energy-purifying Shankh with the stabilizing Kurma (Tortoise) avatar of Lord Vishnu.
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Hidden Wealth Yantra: Features an engraved 3x3 Kuber magic square on the underside of the base to invite prosperity into your space.
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Versatile 2-Piece Design: The conch shell lifts off the tortoise stand freely, allowing you to use them together or separately during rituals.
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Hand-Carved Details: Features detailed Swastika and intricate floral scrollwork cast directly into solid brass.
- Dimensions: 2.5 x 1.3 inch
- Weight :160-200g
Key Features & Benefits
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Vastu & Feng Shui Harmony: Place in the North or North-East direction to enhance financial growth, longevity, and positive energy flow.
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Auspicious Swastika Motif: Deeply engraved onto the conch to attract positive cosmic vibrations and dispel negative energies.
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Solid Brass Construction: Built with heavy-duty brass for longevity, resistance to tarnish, and a solid antique golden finish.
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Perfect Gift Choice: Ideal for housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh), Diwali, corporate gifting, or religious celebrations
