Chaturbhuja Vishnu and Pitra Dosh Yantra Silver Pendant

Devotion, rendered in silver, worn close to the heart on both sides at once. Chaturbhuja Vishnu, the four-armed preserver, occupies the obverse of this pendant in fine 999 silver, his four emblems held in a composition that draws from the long tradition of devotional silver casting practised across temple-adjacent workshops in Rajasthan and South India alike. The reverse carries the Pitra Dosh Nivaran Yantra, a geometric sacred diagram believed to address ancestral karmic debts, its lines incised with the quiet precision of an engraver who understands that a yantra must be exact to be efficacious. The silver itself, at 999 fineness, is as pure as the metal comes, with a soft, matte-bright surface that suits both the figurative and the geometric faces equally. The pendant weighs 5.5 grams and measures one inch in height by 0.9 inches in width (approximately 2.5 cm by 2.3 cm), giving it a compact, considered presence. Wear it on a simple black waxed cord for daily puja mornings, or thread it onto a fine silver chain beneath a silk chanderi kurta for an occasion that calls for understated spiritual intention. It reads beautifully against both ivory and deep jewel tones. Free-sized and complete as it arrives, the pendant requires only a cord or chain of your choosing. Its modest weight means it sits without strain on the collar, and the pure silver surface will deepen in character with honest, unhurried wear.

Details

• Material: 999 Silver
• Dimensions: 1 inch Height X 0.9 inch Width
• Weight: 5.5 g
• SKU: LDD484