17" Vaishnava Symbols Brass Wall Hanging with Chakra Tilak Conch Garuda Hanuman

This brass wall hanging presents three sacred symbols central to Vaishnava devotion: the Chakra (discus), Tilak (sectarian mark), and Conch, each rendered with precise detail in cast brass. Flanking these emblems are two powerful figures: Garuda, the divine eagle mount of Vishnu, spreads protectively across the composition, while Hanuman, the devoted monkey god, appears with characteristic strength and reverence. The arrangement captures the essence of Vaishnava spiritual practice in a single, harmonious design.

Hand cast in brass and set within a wood frame, this piece reads as a focused devotional statement for the wall. At 17.5 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall, it commands attention without overwhelming a room, fitting equally well in a prayer space, meditation corner, or living area where spiritual iconography feels at home.

• Material: Brass and Wood
• Dimensions: 11.5 inch Height x 17.5 inch Width x 1.2 inch Depth
• Weight: 1.45 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass with wood frame mounting
• Care: Dust regularly; avoid direct moisture on the brass to maintain patina

This piece speaks to collectors of Hindu iconography and devotees of Vaishnava tradition, making a meaningful addition to a home altar or a thoughtful gift for someone deepening their spiritual practice.