Svarn Studio Brass Kalpavriksha | Wish-Fulfilling Tree | Antique Gold Showpiece, Height 10.5 inch Premium Collection

The Tree That Grants Every Wish. Now Yours to Keep.

In the ancient texts of India, the Kalpavriksha — the divine wish-fulfilling tree — stands at the centre of paradise, granting every desire of those who seek its shade. The Svarn Studio Brass Kalpavriksha brings this sacred symbol into your home in solid brass, hand-finished in a rich antique gold patina that glows like ancient treasure.

At 26 cm tall with a sweeping canopy of individually cast leaves and a deeply textured trunk with exposed roots, this is not a decorative object — it is a sculptural heirloom. Every branch, every leaf, every root has been rendered with the patience and precision of a master craftsman. The result is a piece that looks as though it has been unearthed from a royal treasury.

Usage

• Home Altar / Puja Room: Place the Kalpavriksha on your puja shelf or altar as a sacred offering and a symbol of divine abundance. It is traditionally worshipped alongside Lakshmi and Kubera idols.
• Living Room Centrepiece: On a console, mantel, or coffee table as a commanding sculptural focal point that anchors the room.
• Study or Home Office: On a desk or bookshelf to invite clarity of thought, creative abundance, and professional success.
• Entrance / Foyer: Near the main door to welcome prosperity and positive energy into the home with every entry.
• Corporate Reception or Boardroom: As a symbol of growth, abundance, and rooted strength — a powerful statement for any business environment.
• Gifting: The most meaningful gift for housewarmings, Diwali, weddings, anniversaries, and business inaugurations — a wish-fulfilling tree given with intention.

Décor Benefits

• Monumental Presence: At 26 cm tall with a 22 cm canopy spread, the Kalpavriksha fills a space with organic warmth and sculptural drama without overwhelming it.
• Antique Gold Patina: The hand-applied antique finish gives the piece a warm, aged depth that catches light beautifully — glowing amber in candlelight, rich bronze in daylight.
• 360° Beauty: The fully three-dimensional canopy — visible and detailed from every angle — makes this a true sculptural object, not a flat decorative piece.
• Organic Texture: The deeply engraved bark texture on the trunk and the individually detailed leaves create a tactile richness that photographs beautifully and rewards close inspection.
• Versatile Aesthetic: Pairs equally well with traditional Indian interiors, Japandi-inspired spaces, maximalist eclectic rooms, and contemporary neutral palettes.
• Pairs Well With: Brass diyas, candle holders, stacked books, dried botanicals, marble surfaces, and dark wood pedestals for a curated, layered look.

Religious Benefits

• The Kalpavriksha in Hindu Tradition: The Kalpavriksha (also called Kalpataru or Kalpadruma) is one of the five divine trees of Svarga (heaven) in Hindu cosmology. It is described in the Puranas as a tree that grants all wishes — material, spiritual, and divine.
• Associated with Lord Vishnu & Goddess Lakshmi: The Kalpavriksha is closely linked to the ocean of milk (Kshirasagara) and the churning of the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan), from which it emerged as one of the divine gifts. It is considered sacred to Vishnu and Lakshmi — deities of preservation and prosperity.
• Worshipped for Abundance: In many Hindu households, a Kalpavriksha idol is placed in the puja room and worshipped on auspicious days — particularly during Akshaya Tritiya, Diwali, and Dhanteras — as a prayer for material and spiritual abundance.
• Symbol of the Tree of Life: Across Vedic, Buddhist, and Jain traditions, the sacred tree represents the axis of the universe, the connection between earth and heaven, and the eternal cycle of growth and renewal.
• Brass as Sacred Metal: Brass is considered one of the most auspicious metals in Hindu tradition, widely used in temple vessels, diyas, and sacred idols. A brass Kalpavriksha combines the sanctity of the metal with the power of the symbol.

Vastu Benefits

• North Zone — Wealth & Career: The most recommended placement — the north direction is governed by Kubera, the lord of wealth. A Kalpavriksha here is believed to attract financial abundance, career growth, and new opportunities.
• North-East Zone (Ishaan Corner): The zone of spirituality and divine blessings. Placing the Kalpavriksha here enhances positive energy, wisdom, and spiritual growth.
• East Zone — Health & Family: The east direction governs health, vitality, and family harmony. A tree symbol here supports growth and well-being for all family members.
• Entrance / Main Door: A Kalpavriksha near the entrance (facing inward) is believed to welcome prosperity, abundance, and positive energy into the home with every entry.
• Living Room: Placing it in the living room — particularly in the north or east corner — is believed to enhance the overall prosperity and harmony of the household.
• Avoid: South-west placement is generally not recommended, as it may disturb the stability energy of that zone. Avoid placing it on the floor — always elevate it on a shelf, table, or pedestal.
• Activating the Kalpavriksha: In Vastu tradition, it is recommended to place the idol after a simple puja (offering of flowers, incense, and a diya) to activate its energy and set an intention for abundance.

Product Specifications

• Material: Solid Brass
• Finish: Antique Gold
• Colour: Gold
• Height: 26 cm
• Length (canopy spread): 22 cm
• Breadth: 8.5 cm
• Weight: 1.525 kg
• SKU: SSJM-MB-KVTP-FG26
• Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid moisture and harsh chemicals. The antique finish deepens naturally over time — a mark of authenticity and age. Do not use abrasive cleaners or metal polish.