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A Brass Small Lion is a powerful Vastu symbol of courage, authority, protection, and commanding presence, making it ideal for spiritually aligned homes, offices, and workspaces. Revered for its bold symbolism, it is valued for strengthening confidence, influence, and auspicious energy in the surroundings. The lion holds an important place in traditional Vastu and symbolic spirituality as an emblem of power, leadership, alertness, and dignified strength. In vendor guidance, it is specifically recommended for enhancing personal charisma, strengthening presence, attracting wealth, and supporting physical protection and vitality. It is especially associated with the North-North-East zone of the home or office, where it is used as a purposeful Vastu installation. Its compact form makes it suitable for desks, shelves, sacred corners, and spiritually maintained interiors. This piece is ideal for those who seek a traditional symbol of bold energy, authority, and protective strength.
Location
North-North-East (NNE) Zone of your home/office.
Material
Brass
Size
(L x W x H) - 5 x 1.2 x 3.7 (inches)
Weight
764 Grams (approx)
Specification
Details
Sacred Symbol
Lion (Singh/Simha) — Symbol of Courage, Power and Royal Authority
Associated Deities
Goddess Durga (lion as vahana) and Lord Narasimha (lion incarnation of Vishnu)
Material
Premium Brass (Pital)
Finish
Antique golden/polished brass
Height
3.7 inches
Length
5 inches
Width
1.2 inches
Weight
764 g (0.764 kg)
Design
Majestic sitting/standing lion with detailed craftsmanship
Craftsmanship
Handcrafted by skilled artisans
Best Placement
Main entrance (outside), living room, office desk, south direction
Vastu Direction
South (authority/power) or entrance (protection)
Best Day for Placement
Tuesday, Saturday, or Navratri
Origin
Made in Bharat
All our products are handmade by Indian craftsmen and women — largely from villages. In this way, we are able to play our part in supporting and growing the local Indian economy.
