The pipal is one of the most revered trees in India, worshipped in temples and courtyards for generations. This 50 × 32 inch metal piece brings its heart-shaped leaves home in white and gold, with an LED glow.
Heart-shaped pipal leaves in white and gold
The pipal's distinctive leaves, broad with a long tapering tip, are cut and arranged across a spreading canopy in white and gold. The LED behind them makes the white leaves glow softly, which feels serene rather than dramatic.
Placing a sacred pipal tree at home
White stands for purity, peace and a sattvic mood; gold adds auspicious prosperity. A rectangle adds stability.
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Living room wall where elders sit.
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Near the pooja room or on the wall leading to it.
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Temple trust offices and spiritual centres.
Many families prefer the east or north-east wall for sacred motifs; check with your vastu adviser if you follow it.
A meaningful gift for parents and elders
It is a respectful gift for parents and grandparents, and a calm choice for families who want a spiritual motif without an idol on the wall.
Pipal tree size and price
| Size (inches) |
Best for (wall/space) |
Price |
| 50 × 32 |
Living room, pooja room wall or spiritual centre |
₹7,299 |
★ We recommend the size shown, as the proportions are set for it. For a custom size, message us on WhatsApp and the team will guide you.
How your pipal tree is made
Fresh, never stocked: we make the pipal tree wall art in our own workshop within 15–20 days of booking. Fresh powder coating matters, since metal left lying around can catch rust over time. Our studio in Jaipur has been at it since 2012, and you will hear from a team member within about 2 hours. Hooks are fitted at the back.
Light comes from a wall socket via the supplied adapter, with no batteries or cells to change.
Payment comes first. Each piece is shaped for one buyer and cannot be resold, so cash on delivery is not offered. Pay at checkout, or reserve your slot on WhatsApp with a booking amount. Our return and refund policy covers changes before work begins, and delivery is free across India.
Pipal tree LED art: questions answered
Why is the pipal tree considered sacred?
It is revered in Hindu, Buddhist and Jain traditions and is often linked with wisdom and long life, which is why it is common near temples.
What do I need to switch on the light?
Just a nearby wall socket. The adapter is included, and there are no batteries.
Can I change the colour of the pipal tree wall art?
No. The white and gold finish is fixed, because the tones are balanced for this design.
Is COD possible with an advance?
No. There is no cash on delivery on any made-to-order piece, even with an advance.
