Description
Chitragupta keeps the record. In Kayastha households in particular, his yantra is a fixture rather than an ornament.
About the Craft
The yantra plaque is finished in gold tone with the shloka set out in Devanagari, and mounted inside a dark hinged wooden box lined to protect the face. The lid folds back so the box stands upright on its own, which means it needs no separate frame or stand and folds flat again for storage or travel.
Where to Place It
A puja shelf, a mandir, an office desk, or a shop counter. It is traditionally kept where accounts and records are handled, which is why it turns up as often on desks as in prayer rooms.
Perfect For
- Puja rooms and home mandirs
- Shop counters, offices and accounts desks
- Chitragupta Puja and Bhai Dooj gifting
- Housewarming and new-business gifts
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it stand on its own?
Yes. The lid folds back to act as a stand.
What is the plaque made from?
A gold-finished plate set into the wooden box.
How do I clean it?
Dust the face with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use water or polish on the plaque.
Why Premloom Envision
Every Premloom Envision piece is made by artisan families in Rajasthan whose craft is generations old. We work with them directly, which means fair pay at their end and honest work at yours. Small variations in colour, line and finish are not faults. They are the evidence that a person made it.
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