Shree Ketu Yantra

Ketu is the south lunar node, commonly connected with detachment and spiritual inquiry in Jyotisha. It is not a physical planet or a diagnosis of illness.

The flat version offers a 4 × 4 inch plate, a stand option and a framed 7 × 7 inch option. The pyramid is a separate raised item with unconfirmed measurements.

No. A general product description cannot establish your dasha, suitability or need for a remedy. Choose devotional use without fear-based claims.

Practice varies, with no single universal installation weekday. Follow your chosen tradition and confirm any formal installation procedure.

Do not assume ritual bathing suits the finish or frame. Use a dry cloth and seek the seller’s material-specific instructions before applying water or offerings.

Puja and Vastu tradition suggest keeping it in the north-west, at eye level or on the altar, with the front of the yantra facing you during prayer. Keep the place clean and avoid bathrooms, the floor or the space under a staircase.

Yes. Many families keep several yantras together in the home mandir. Place the main family deity at the centre and arrange the yantras around it, keeping each one clean and visible. There is no rule against keeping graha yantras and deity yantras in the same place.

Ketu Yantra is available as a 4 x 4 inch gold-plated copper plate, as a plate with a table stand, or in a decorative frame. The plate suits a small mandir or locker, while the stand and framed versions are easier to display in an office or shop.