Brass Vastu Tortoise with Plate - Set of 4

Brass Vastu Tortoise with Plate – Set of 4 is a group of four small brass tortoise figures, each placed on its own oval plate with a beaded rim. In Vastu Shastra, the tortoise, or kurma, is kept at home for the stability, patience, and steady growth it is believed to represent, and it's commonly placed near the main entrance or in a north-east corner. Sold as a set of four, this piece works both as a Vastu showpiece for the home and as a symbolic Navratri or Diwali return gift for family, friends, and guests in India or abroad. Product Highlights • Tortoise on a Plate, Not a Standalone Figure - Each brass tortoise sits on its own oval plate, so it can be placed directly on a shelf, entrance table, or near water without needing a separate tray. • Solid Brass Build - Made from brass, the metal traditionally used for Vastu and pooja figurines in Indian homes. • Beaded Rim Detailing - Each oval plate has a raised beaded border, giving the set a finished look beyond a plain tray. • Set of 4 Identical Pieces - Useful for placing at more than one point in the house, or for gifting to several people at once. • Compact Size - Measures about 5.2 cm in length, 3.8 cm in width, and 1 cm in height, small enough for a console, entrance table, or office desk. Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Brass Vastu Tortoise with Plate – Set of 4? • Comes Ready to Place - The tortoise and its plate arrive together as one piece, so there's no separate tray to source or match. • A Set for Multiple Corners or Recipients - Four identical pieces mean you can place them at different points in the home, or hand them out individually as return gifts. • Rooted in Vastu Practice - The Kurma is a long-used Vastu symbol for stability and steady progress, giving this piece meaning beyond decor. • Works as Décor and Symbol Together - Suits a Vastu corner, an entrance console, or a study desk, without looking out of place as an ornament. Frequently Asked Questions • Where is a Vastu tortoise usually placed at home? It is commonly placed near the main entrance or in the north-east corner of the house, often facing inward, though placement can vary by household practice. • Is the tortoise fixed to the plate, or can it be lifted off? The tortoise sits on the plate as a set piece. It is not designed to be separated and used as two independent items. • What does the tortoise, or Kurma, represent in Vastu? It is associated with stability, patience, and steady growth, which is why it is a common choice for homes and workspaces. • Can I use one from the set and keep the rest for gifting? Yes. Since the four pieces are identical, you can keep one for your home and gift the others individually. • Is this meant only for Vastu use, or can it work as regular home decor? Both. Many customers place it purely as a decorative brass piece, while others follow Vastu placement guidelines for it.