

Yantras & Vastu
A yantra is geometry you sit in front of, so the drawing has to be right. Every line of ours is checked before it ships, in copper, brass, sphatik and carved wood, with a mantra card in the box. Have it energised at Kashi and watch the video before the parcel arrives.
Sourcing model CSupplied by one certified partner who holds lab-tested stock. Shiwalay designs the certificate and the energisation.
Before you choose
How to buy yantras & vastu
A yantra is geometry you sit in front of. The Shree Yantra belongs to Lakshmi, the Kuber Yantra to the keeper of wealth, and the Mahamrityunjaya to Shiva as healer. It is a focus for a daily practice, not an ornament, so buy one you will actually use. Copper is the traditional metal. A sphatik Meru is the raised form for a dedicated altar.
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Flat or Meru
A flat engraved copper yantra is right for most homes and offices. A raised sphatik Shree Yantra Meru is a piece for life, for an altar kept for it.
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We energise it, or you do
A yantra is traditionally awakened with its beej mantra, 108 times, on a good day. We can have this done at Kashi with a video, or you can do it at home with the card in the box.
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Where it goes matters
The north-east corner, at eye level when you are seated, facing east. Never on the floor, and never facing a bathroom or under a staircase.
8 products


Sphatik Meru Shree Yantra
Natural quartz Meru, 7.5 cm base, lab report
Cut in Jaipur




Red Chandan Shree Yantra
Hand-carved rakta chandan Shree Yantra, 3 × 3 inches
Carved in Tirupati district, Andhra Pradesh

Brass Meru Shree Yantra
Solid cast brass Maha Meru, 3 inches, 480 g
Cast in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh

Sheesham Shree Yantra
Carved sheesham Shree Yantra from Saharanpur, 4 × 4 inches
Carved in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Questions people ask about yantras & vastu
- Where should a Shree Yantra be kept?
- In the puja room, or the north-east of your home or office, on a clean red or yellow cloth, facing east. Offer a flower and light a lamp each day. The yantra is there to hold your attention during that daily practice.
- What is the difference between a yantra and a vastu remedy?
- A yantra is for your own practice and intention. A vastu remedy, like a brass tortoise or a pyramid, addresses how a space is arranged and needs no daily ritual.
- Do I need a pandit to install it?
- Not for a home yantra. The traditional way is a first puja on a Friday or a festival day, using the mantra card in the box. Pandits are usually called for large business installations.