– Panch Mukhi Hanuman Yantra – Brass Yantra for Protection, Strength, and Success – Vastu and Spiritual Tool Pack of 1

I chose the HOME GENIE Panch Mukhi Hanuman Yantra because I love the idea of a meaningful, handcrafted brass yantra for my home altar and meditation space. On arrival, it certainly looked the part: warm brass finish, intricate etching, and a strong visual presence on the shelf. That said, there’s a noticeable defect — a deep scratch runs across the surface of the brass plate. I understand that each piece is handmade, so perfection isn’t the goal and slight imperfections are part of the character. It’s not so glaring that it ruins the piece, but it is visible and slightly disappointing given that the listing felt premium. Function-wise, it does what a yantra is meant to: adds presence, a spiritual focal point, and a sense of ritual. The brass feels solid, the etching is traditional, and it’s easy to incorporate into a meditation corner or home altar setup. If you’re buying purely for decorative or spiritual connection, it delivers well. Ultimately, this yantra is a good buy if you value handcrafted spiritual objects and don’t mind some natural imperfections. The scratch doesn’t change its essence, but just be aware — for a perfect finish you might want to inspect on arrival or request a replacement.

Designed with intricate detailing, it features the five-faced form of Lord Hanuman, symbolizing courage, wisdom, and divine energy. Ideal for home or office, it serves as a powerful Vastu remedy, believed to ward off negative energies and attract success. The compact size makes it easy to place on altars, desks, or entryways. Its sturdy brass construction ensures durability and a timeless aesthetic. Whether for spiritual practice or as a thoughtful gift, this yantra adds a sacred presence to any space. A meaningful addition for those seeking divine blessings and a harmonious environment.

This brass Yantra has a nice overall appearance, with a traditional design that makes it visually appealing, but there are a few drawbacks worth mentioning. The design itself isn’t as clear or sharply detailed as it could be, which makes it a little harder to appreciate up close. The brass plate is also quite thin, which means it bends easily and is prone to dents – mine even arrived with a noticeable dent straight out of the packaging. While it does have a certain charm and would look nice on display, I do feel that £10.19 is a little steep considering the quality and thickness of the material. It’s a decent decorative piece, but more durability and sharper detailing would have made it much better value for money.

When I saw this Panch mukhi Hanumanji yantra, I was immediately drawn to it. As a family we worship god Hanumanji and hence bought it. We have kept it in our temple at home. Seeing it gives me sense peace as I am firm believer of positive manifestation. The design is nice but could have been more sturdy as it’s slightly on a thin side. Also the brass is not very polished as can be seen from the pics. Overall good for people who believe in god.

Most yantras have a pattern in the centre - figures are unusual, and Hanuman is a very unusual choice, although thr image is barely more than a just-identifiable blob. Judging by the appearance of the back, the very thin brass sheet seems to have been beaten out by hand, as there are many what seem to be hammer marks, less obvious on the decorated front. It has no particular significance for me, but is an attractive and distinctive addition to my metal sign collection, where it's fixed to the wall by an adhesive pad. A striking object as it catches and reflects the light.

I bought this for my parents as they believe strongly in God. The item is of good quality, is sturdy and looks exactly like the product listing photos. It is also very shiny and looks pretty. Not exactly sure what it does, but my parents are pleased with it and they will use it for whatever it is meant to be used for. Good quality item. Happy to recommend to others!

It is a nice brass Hanuman Yantra. Quite small in size though. Good as gift or keeping as your faith. There is no functionality as such, just something for you to believe.

I was not impressed when opened the well packed parcel. The yantra is on thin metal (brass) sheet which was bent a tiny bit. And the words on the yantra are faded with paint already off few of them.