Kirti Mukha means “Face of Glory.” It is a traditional guardian face carved at the entrances of Indian temples.
Yes. It is known as Kirti Mukha, Kala Mukha, Simha Mukha and Nazar Battu. It is traditionally believed to protect the home from the evil eye and negative energy.
Above or beside the main entrance works best. You can also place it in the mandir area, at a shop or office entrance, or in a hallway.
Approximately 10 × 12 inches.
Yes. Its traditional temple-style design gives your wall a distinctive and elegant look.
Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth and avoid moisture.
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