The Guardian Face – A Traditional Protector for Every Home
The carved face placed above doors in many Indian homes and temples is known as a protector — a symbolic guardian believed to keep the space pure and shield it from negative energy. You’ll often see it at entrances, watching over the threshold, ensuring that only good intentions and positive vibrations enter the home.
In traditional belief, this guardian face helps remove bad energy, ward off the drishti (evil eye), and maintain harmony inside the house. It’s a simple, powerful emblem of protection — a reminder that the home is a sacred, safe space.
Description:
A 15 inch handpainted and hand crafted cut out of Keerthimukha, face of glory, set on a beautiful soft white/cream/oatmeal color open frame with subtle gold accents/detailing.
A limited edition.