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Shri Ganpati Yantra 19x24CM Bhojpatra Wooden Frame for Success & Blessings
Shri Ganpati Yantra 19x24CM Bhojpatra Wooden Frame for Success & Blessings
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The Shri Ganpati Yantra 19x24CM Bhojpatra Wooden Frame is a sacred devotional item associated with Lord Ganesha, traditionally revered as the remover of obstacles and the divine symbol of wisdom, auspicious beginnings, success and prosperity.
Designed with a traditional Bhojpatra presentation and wooden frame, this yantra is suitable for a home mandir, puja room, office, study area, meditation space or spiritual décor. Its 19x24CM format makes it convenient to display while maintaining a graceful devotional presence.
Brought to you by M/s Guru Kripa Group Of Sales through Timeshopee, this product is intended for spiritual, devotional and decorative use.
Shri Ganpati Yantra
19 x 24 CM
Bhojpatra & Wooden Frame
Spiritual Yantra
Spiritual / Divine
Puja, Meditation & Spiritual Décor
Place the Ganpati Yantra in a clean and respectful location according to your devotional practice.
Clean the area and place the framed yantra on a clean surface.
Light a diya or incense according to your regular puja practice.
Offer flowers or other traditional offerings if desired.
Chant “ॐ गं गणपतये नमः” with devotion.
Repeat the mantra 11, 21 or 108 times according to your personal practice.
Chant this traditional Ganpati mantra with faith and devotion during your personal prayer or meditation practice.
Bhojpatra has a long-standing association with traditional Indian spiritual and religious practices. M/s Guru Kripa Group Of Sales aims to provide devotional products with careful presentation and responsible product handling.
This yantra is intended for spiritual, devotional and decorative use and should be respected as a sacred religious item.
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