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The Om Loka Samastha shloka asks that all beings everywhere be happy and free. In this wall piece, that wish is cut into metal rather than spoken aloud — a phrase that usually dissolves into air given a permanent body.
Sacred text is normally carried by paper, cloth or stone. Here the lettering is executed in metal, part of a premium metal construction built for durability and long-lasting quality rather than ephemeral display. The clean lines of the typography hold the Sanskrit characters at a clarity that quieter materials rarely sustain over years of daylight.
The choice of metal gives the piece a presence in the room — a visual anchor rather than a whisper — while the universal meaning of the shloka gives that presence a direction. For vastu-conscious interiors, it keeps a wall aligned with intention as much as with style.
Some wall pieces insist on one particular room. This one adapts. In a living room it sets a peaceful and welcoming ambience; in a pooja room it deepens spiritual connection and devotion; in a meditation space it reinforces mindfulness and calmness.
Its reach extends past the home. In modern minimalist homes and contemporary office spaces, the piece keeps its message without fighting the architecture. Office interiors gain a quiet note of positivity and clarity; entryways gain a meaningful first impression the moment someone steps inside. It reads equally well in neutral, modern interiors, premium office setups, wellness and spiritual spaces, and designer homes with curated aesthetics.
The wall art comes in two dimensions — 30 x 90 cm and 40 x 120 cm — so it can sit over a console, above a doorway, or hold a wider stretch of wall in a meditation room. Three colourways are offered: Black, White and Gold. Two finish options, Matte and Stainless Steel Mirror, change how the piece behaves in light: Matte keeps the lettering quiet and graphic, while Stainless Steel Mirror lets the metal reflect the room around it. Select the dimension, colour and finish that match your wall.
The construction uses Carbonated Metal or Stainless Steel Mirror with a thickness of 1-2 mm — a lightweight profile that keeps installation manageable even at the larger format.
The shloka is a wish, not a command — and a wish repeated every time you pass it changes the tone of a room by degrees. Because the text is cut in metal rather than printed, the piece keeps its clarity and its finish over time. It does not age the way paper does.
The combination of simplicity and meaning is what keeps this piece timeless rather than merely on-trend. It stands as a focal point while maintaining visual balance, allowing the shloka itself to do the work.
The shloka carries a universal wish — may all beings everywhere be happy and free. It is a message of compassion and peace, traditionally associated with spiritual practice and mindful living.
The frame comes in two dimensions, 30 x 90 cm and 40 x 120 cm, and in three colours: Black, White and Gold. You can select the size and colour that suit your wall.
Yes. The piece is offered in Matte and Stainless Steel Mirror finishes, so you can decide how strongly the metal catches and reflects light in your space.
The metal is 1-2 mm thick, giving the piece a lightweight profile while keeping the shloka lettering crisp and clearly defined.
It suits living rooms, pooja rooms, meditation spaces, entryways and office interiors. It also works in modern minimalist homes, contemporary office setups and wellness spaces.
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