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Not sure which wall — but sure of what you want the room to feel like? This collection organises our Vastu artworks by intention, from purity and mental clarity to love and harmony, victory and protection, and financial and opportunity flow. Each purpose gathers the subjects Vastu tradition prescribes for that particular aim.
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Vastu tradition rarely speaks about art in the abstract; it prescribes particular subjects for particular intentions. This hub takes that idea literally. It is divided into thirteen purposes — among them purity, spiritual awakening, love and harmony, divine energy, meditation and spirituality, financial and opportunity flow, mental clarity, victory and protection, auspicious energy and spiritual growth, peace and prosperity, and new opportunities and personal growth. Open any one of them and you will find the subjects tradition prescribes for that intention gathered in one place, whatever wall they might eventually hang on. It is the way many of our customers prefer to browse: begin with the feeling, and let the imagery follow.
The easiest way in is to start from the room. An entrance or living room often calls for auspicious energy or peace and prosperity; a study or home office leans towards mental clarity or new opportunities and personal growth; a bedroom towards love and harmony; a puja room or meditation corner towards divine energy, meditation and spirituality, or spiritual purity and peace. These pairings are conventions handed down in tradition rather than rules, so treat them as a starting point and follow your instinct from there.
You will notice that some purposes are close cousins — mental clarity sits beside mental clarity and peace, and purity beside spiritual purity and peace. Where two names speak to you, browse both; the selections differ even when the spirit overlaps.
In Vastu tradition, what you hang and where you hang it are two halves of the same practice. If you would like to go further, this hub has a sibling — By Direction — which arranges the collection by wall and corner instead: the east, north and south walls, and the northeast, northwest and southwest corners. A common approach is to choose your purpose first, then glance at the direction pages to see where tradition would place your shortlisted piece.
Name the room, then name the feeling you would like it to hold, and open the purpose that comes closest. Shortlist two or three artworks, check your wall's size and light, and choose the one you will be glad to see every day. Tradition offers the guidance; the final word is always yours.
Every artwork in every purpose is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.
