Hanuman Vastu Wall Art & Paintings

Hanuman Vastu Wall Art

Hanuman wall art brings the spirit of Bajrangbali — strength, courage and unwavering devotion — into your home. Revered as a fearless guardian, Lord Hanuman is celebrated across India for the loyalty and protective power he embodies. This collection gathers his most beloved forms in archival prints, hand-framed to order. In Vastu tradition his image is often placed facing South, welcomed as a steadfast presence that is said to ward off negativity.

Hanuman in Vastu tradition

Hanuman, also known as Bajrangbali, is honoured as the embodiment of strength, courage and selfless devotion to Lord Ram. In Vastu tradition he is regarded as a guardian who is said to ward off negativity and lend the household a sense of resolve. His presence is traditionally welcomed where a family seeks protection, discipline and quiet fortitude — qualities woven through every telling of his story.

What's in this collection

This collection of twelve pieces gathers Hanuman across his most cherished moments. "Lord Hanumana" offers a classic devotional portrait, while "Lanka Dahan hanuman by Raja Ravi Varma (1920)" brings a celebrated master's rendering of the burning of Lanka. "Hanuman carrying Mount Drona with Sanjeevani herbs" captures his legendary feat of strength, and "Hanuman paying homage to Lord Ram" reflects the devotion at the heart of his character.

Where to place it

In Vastu tradition, an image of Hanuman is often placed facing South, the direction associated with his guardianship of the home. A living-room wall, an entrance area or a prayer corner all suit his protective presence. Choose a spot where the artwork sits at eye level and can be seen clearly as you move through the space.

How to choose

Let the mood guide you. The dramatic Lanka Dahan scene brings energy and movement, while a serene devotional portrait suits a quieter, contemplative corner. Consider the wall's scale and the surrounding colours, then pick a frame finish that settles naturally into the room. Every artwork here is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.