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The Asatoma Sadgamaya mantra arrives first as sound, not as image: lead me from the unreal to the real, from darkness to light. Set into metal as a wall hanging, it holds that same movement on a wall — a line of Sanskrit you can read each time you look up from a desk or a mat.
Asatoma Sadgamaya is one of the Shanti Mantras, the peace invocations of the Upanishads; it is also known as the Pavamana Mantra. Using it as a Pavamana Mantra wall hanging keeps the verse present rather than decorative. The lettering is the subject, not an ornament around it.
A mantra frame in metal gives the Sanskrit a physical edge that printed paper cannot. The piece is described as premium-quality and durable, with low-maintenance craftsmanship; where printed posters flatten, cut metal holds the words with depth and a quiet presence of its own. Choose a matte finish for a softened, low-sheen reading, or Stainless Steel Mirror for a surface that catches light and shifts through the day. Colours: Black, White and Gold.
A single line, hung where you will meet it often. In a meditation or yoga room it sits at the level of the gaze during practice. In a study it keeps clarity close to the working mind. In a bedroom it reads as a reflection rather than a statement. In a library or a spiritual centre it anchors a quieter wall. The Shanti Mantra wall hanging is sized for such rooms — available in 60 x 60 cm, 75 x 75 cm and 90 x 90 cm — and.
As an Asatoma Sadgamaya shloka wall hanging it carries a message that asks nothing of the room around it — the verse is the whole composition. For walls that prefer a different register, our spiritual metal wall art collection gathers related pieces.
It is a Shanti Mantra from the Upanishads, also called the Pavamana Mantra. Its prayer asks to be led from the unreal to the real, from darkness to light, and from mortality to immortality.
It comes in 60 x 60 cm, 75 x 75 cm and 90 x 90 cm, at a thickness of 1 to 2 mm. Colour options are Black, White and Gold, with a Matte or Stainless Steel Mirror finish.
It is crafted in metal, described by the maker as durable and low-maintenance. The finish options are a matte surface or a stainless steel mirror surface.
It suits a living room, a meditation or yoga room, a study, a bedroom, a library or a spiritual centre — anywhere the mantra can stay in view.
The Sanskrit is described as precisely cut, which gives the mantra depth on the wall rather than the flat look of a printed poster.
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