The Ganesha Yantra Rakhi is a Raksha Bandhan rakhi made from 92.5% BIS hallmarked sterling silver, priced at Rs. 800. Lord Ganesha is set within a sacred geometric yantra, worked in green, red and gold meenakari enamel inside an oval silver frame and flanked by silver beads on a twisted red-and-yellow cord that adjusts to fit children through adults. It ships free across India with cash on delivery available, and includes a roli-chawal container for the tilak ceremony. Unlike thread rakhis that are discarded after the festival, this one is solid silver — it can be kept as a keepsake.
A Ganesha yantra — the deity's form set within a sacred geometric diagram — worked in green, red and gold meenakari enamel inside an oval hallmarked 92.5% sterling silver frame, flanked by silver beads on twisted red and yellow cord. Handcrafted by artisans in Satara, Maharashtra.
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Metal: 92.5% sterling silver (BIS hallmarked), frame and beads
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Enamel: Meenakari, hand-filled
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Motif: Oval Ganesha yantra
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Cord: Twisted red & yellow, adjustable to all wrist sizes
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Includes: Roli-chawal container
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Occasion: Raksha Bandhan 2026, festive gifting
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Origin: Handcrafted in Satara, Maharashtra, India
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Price: Rs. 800 (MRP Rs. 1,500)
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Delivery: Free shipping across India, Cash on Delivery available
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Warranty: 1 year against manufacturing defects
A yantra is a sacred geometric diagram used in Hindu tradition as a focus for meditation and prayer. The meenakari colour is enamel hand-filled into the silver rather than printed or coated, and both the frame and the flanking beads are solid silver — so it keeps as a memento long after the festival.
Your Questions, Answered
Is this rakhi made of real silver?
Yes. The oval frame and the flanking beads are 92.5% sterling silver, BIS hallmarked for purity.
What is a yantra?
A yantra is a sacred geometric diagram used in Hindu practice as a focus for meditation and prayer. Placing Ganesha within one combines the deity's blessing with the contemplative form of the diagram, which is why yantra designs are often chosen for devotional gifts rather than purely decorative ones.
How is this different from your other Ganesha rakhis?
This is the only one with colour — meenakari enamel in green, red and gold — and the only one built as a yantra rather than a figure. The curved, minimal and framed versions are all plain silver with the deity's form alone. All are 92.5% hallmarked silver at Rs. 800.
Will the meenakari enamel chip or fade?
Meenakari enamel is fired into the engraved silver rather than painted on the surface, so it holds its colour through normal festive wear. Avoid knocks against hard surfaces and harsh cleaning chemicals to keep it intact.
What is the difference between a 92.5 silver rakhi and a silver-plated rakhi?
A 92.5 sterling silver rakhi is solid silver throughout, so it holds its value and will not wear away. A silver-plated rakhi has only a thin silver coating over a base metal, which tarnishes and rubs off within a season.
Will the rakhi fit my brother's wrist?
Yes. The twisted cord is adjustable and ties to fit all wrist sizes, from children to adults.
What is included in the package?
You receive the 92.5% silver rakhi on its twisted cord, along with a Raksha Bandhan roli-chawal container for the tilak ceremony.
Care Instructions
Avoid harsh chemicals and cleaning agents. Keep away from perfume. Store in the box provided when not in use, and wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing.
