Meaning: The Hamsa is the vahana of Goddess Saraswati and Lord Brahma. It is believed to separate milk from water — the symbol of viveka, the wisdom to tell truth from illusion.

Vastu placement: Best on the north-east or east wall of a study, library or workspace, which Vastu links with knowledge and clarity.

Grace, purity and wisdom in solid brass. Raj Hamsa depicts the divine swan of Sanatan tradition, its neck curved in a perfect arc between two sweeping, finely feathered wings, hand-crafted in 100% pure brass. The Hamsa carries Goddess Saraswati and is said to separate milk from water, a symbol of discernment and higher knowledge. In Vastu Shastra, placing it on the north-east or east wall of a study or office invites focus and clarity. Mounted on black pure velvet in a 12 × 12 inch wooden frame with antique gold finish, it is an elegant brass wall decor piece and a thoughtful gift for students, teachers, writers and professionals.