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Framed red embroidered Hindu ceremonial textile with gold motifs and Sanskrit text, lit from above, featuring sacred symbols like a central swastika and geometric designs.

Navkar Mantra with 14 swapna hand work with LED Frame size 26×16

Name: Navkar Mantra with 14 swapna hand work with LED Frame size 26x16
SKU: 3042
Availability: InStock

Original price was: ₹20,000.00.Current price is: ₹18,500.00.

Navkar Mantra with 14 swapna hand work with LED Frame

An elegant LED-illuminated Jain Navkar Mantra frame featuring intricate golden zari embroidery on a rich red velvet backdrop. Enclosed in a modern backlit frame, this sacred artwork beautifully displays the supreme Jain prayer along with auspicious spiritual symbols, making it a perfect centerpieces for home temples, living spaces, or divine gifting.

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Navkar Mantra with 14 swapna hand work with LED Frame

This spiritual wall hanging features the Jain Navkar (Namokar) Mantra, the most significant prayer in Jainism, presented as illuminated sacred art. The piece is typically crafted on rich red velvet fabric with intricate golden zari embroidery

Product Features

Central Content: The complete Navkar Mantra text is embroidered in golden typography. Above the text is the Siddhachakra symbol, which represents enlightened energy
Design Elements: The artwork is set within a decorative arch (toran) and flanked by various Ashtamangal (auspicious symbols)
Illumination: The frame features built-in LED backlighting or a light border that creates a soft, spiritual glow, making it a focal point for home temples or meditation spaces.
Material: Often constructed with premium velvet cloth and a durable designer frame, sometimes using acrylic or fiber for modern variants.

Spiritual Significance

The Navkar Mantra is a universal prayer of humility that bows to five types of spiritually evolved beings: Arihantas, Siddhas, Acharyas, Upadhyayas, and all Sadhus. Reciting it is believed to: