- 🖤 Black and gold Kirtimukh, the version most homes start with
- 🎀 Golden tassels hang below and move with the door
- 🚪 Cast light, hangs from a single hook at the main door
- ✨ Finish, tassel knots and loop checked before boxing
- 🚚 Free shipping · COD on eligible pincodes · 7-day returns
WHERE IT HANGS
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ABOUT THIS PIECE
This is the Kirtimukh guardian face in a black and gold finish with golden tassels. Black takes nazar in, gold keeps the face visible. Hang it above the main door, facing outward, so it meets whatever arrives at the house before the people inside do.
What this is
A Kirtimukh wall hanging is the guardian face that holds a doorway, and this is the black and gold one, the version most homes start with. Black is the colour that takes nazar in. The gold keeps the face readable from across a room. Golden tassels hang below it and move in the draught of the door, which is how you notice it working every time someone comes in.
The face that swallows
The Kirtimukh is a mouth and eyes and nothing else. In the story it ate everything put in front of it, then began on its own body, and Shiva stopped it at the head and gave that head the door to guard. It has held temple entrances ever since. A house door is the same boundary. Whatever arrives with a visitor, nazar, envy, a heavy mood, meets the face at the frame and stays there.
Where it comes from
The body is cast light so a single hook carries it, then finished in black and gold and strung with tassels by hand. Every piece is checked before it is boxed: finish intact, tassel knots tight, loop checked with weight on it.
HOW TO HANG IT
Setting it up
THE TRADITION
How it is kept at the door
Shiva
Tuesday or Saturday
The niyam, as printed on the card in the box
- Hang it above the main door frame, facing outward.
- Leave the tassels free to move.
- Wipe with a dry cloth when it gathers dust.
- Nothing has to be removed or replaced on any schedule.
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SPECIFICATIONS
What you are buying, precisely
| Spec | This piece |
|---|---|
| Material | Lightweight cast composite, black and gold finish, golden tassels |
| Size | 4.5 inch width x 5 inch height |
WHY VEDIC SHOP
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Handpicked and inspected
Free shipping
Free shipping across India.
7-day returns
Not right for you? Return it within 7 days.
COD on eligible pincodes
IN DETAIL
At a glance
Kirtimukh guardian face for the main door
Black and gold finish with golden tassels
Light enough for a single hook
Suits an entrance, puja room, office or shop
QUESTIONS
Questions, answered
Why black for a nazar battu?
Black is the colour that takes nazar in and holds it. That is why the guardian face at a doorway is so often finished dark, with gold only for the detail.
Is this COD eligible?
Yes. COD on eligible pincodes for a standalone Kirtimukh wall hanging.
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