Copper Plate Shree Baglamukhi Maha Yantra 4 Inches | Traditional Vedic Yantra for Pooja & Devotional Practice

• Traditional Shree Baglamukhi Maha Yantra design
• Made on a copper plate
• 4-inch format for convenient placement
• Associated with Goddess Baglamukhi
• Suitable for traditional pooja practices
• Can be used during meditation and mantra recitation
• Works well in home temples and dedicated spiritual spaces
• Compact enough for personal devotional arrangements

• Traditionally associated with Goddess Baglamukhi
• Used as a symbolic focus during Baglamukhi worship
• Connected with traditional concepts of restraint and stillness
• Suitable for mantra-based devotional practices
• Can be incorporated into meditation and prayer routines
• Copper has a longstanding role in traditional Indian ritual practices
• Can form part of a dedicated sacred-space arrangement
• Suitable for practitioners following established Baglamukhi traditions

How to Use

1. Place the yantra on a clean and stable surface in your pooja or devotional area.
2. Keep the surrounding space clean before beginning your practice.
3. Use the yantra as a visual focus during prayer, meditation, or mantra recitation.
4. Follow the Baglamukhi worship practices appropriate to your spiritual tradition.
5. For specific rituals or mantras, follow guidance from your family tradition, guru, or qualified practitioner.

Care Instructions

• Keep the copper plate clean and dry.
• Wipe gently using a soft cotton or microfiber cloth.
• Avoid abrasive cleaners and rough materials.
• Protect the yantra from prolonged moisture.
• Store it carefully when not being used.
• For traditional cleansing, follow your preferred pooja practice.

Product Name: Shree Baglamukhi Maha Yantra

Material: Copper

Size: 4 Inches

Product Type: Copper Plate Yantra

Traditional Association: Goddess Baglamukhi

Design: Traditional Yantra Geometry

Suitable For: Pooja, Meditation, Mantra & Devotional Practice

Ideal Placement: Home Temple, Pooja Room, Office or Sacred Space

Brand: Yashvriddhi