Meaning: The pair of golden fish is one of the Ashtamangala, the eight auspicious symbols. It stands for abundance, fertility and freedom, and recalls Matsya, the first avatar of Lord Vishnu.

Vastu placement: Hang on the north wall, the direction of Kubera, lord of wealth, or near the main entrance to invite prosperity and the free flow of good fortune.

Two fish, swimming towards each other, carry one of the oldest blessings in Indian tradition. Matsya Yugal is part of the Ashtamangala, the eight auspicious signs, symbolising abundance, happiness and freedom, and honours Matsya, the first avatar of Lord Vishnu. Hand-crafted in 100% pure brass with engraved detail on each body, the pair faces one another in harmony. Vastu Shastra recommends fish motifs on the north wall, the direction of Kubera, to invite wealth and the free flow of opportunity. Mounted on black pure velvet in a 12 × 12 inch wooden frame with antique gold finish, it is an ideal gift for a new business, a new home or a couple.