Jai Shri Ram Pins and Buttons

Jai Shri Ram is an expression in Indic languages, translating as "Glory to Lord Rama" or "Victory to Lord Rama". The proclamation has been used by Hindus as a symbol of adhering to the Hindu faith, or for the projection of varied faith-centered emotions.

Jai Shree Ram is the mantra of the devotees of the Hindu god Ram. Hare Krishna followers and people who are into Hinduism will love thid gift. Jai Sri Ram is as powerful as OM. Hindus who are also followers for Lord Shiva, mahadev and Ganesha will also appreciate this gift. Perfect gift for religous Hindi speaking peopel from India.

Jai Shree Ram is the chanted by devotees of the Hindu god Ram and Hanuman. Hare Krishna followers and people who are into Hinduism will love this design. Jai Sri Ram is as powerful as OM or Aum slogan. Hindus who are also followers of Hindu godess, Lord Shiva, mahadev and Ganesha will also appreciate this.

Jai Shree Ram is the chanted by devotees of the Hindu god Ram and Hanuman. Hare Krishna followers and people who are into Hinduism will love this design. Jai Sri Ram is as powerful as OM or Aum slogan. Hindus who are also followers of Hindu godess, Lord Shiva, mahadev and Ganesha will also appreciate this.

"Jai Shri Ram" Lord Hanuman design. Hanuman is one of the most popular Hindu god among others like Shiva, Ganesh, and Ram. Jai Shri Ram or Jai Bajranbali or Hare Krishna are the mantras for a lot of practicing Hindus that gives them hope and spiritual happiness. Hanuman is the loyal devotee of Lord Ram but also one of the most powerful among the Hindu gods. If you are looking for Hindi or Sanskrit designs, this could be perfect. This could also be a suitable gift for any religious Hindu or people who are into Hinduism.

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Jai Shri Ram Tilak

Jai Shri Ram

Shri ram artwork by san art studio

Artwork by san art studio

Lord Shiva or Siva is is considered Mahadev or Adiyogi. This design was inspired from famous mantra of Hindus. Rudhra is the god of destroyer. Best gift for maha shivratri Ganesh Chaturthi other Hindu religious occasions. People who the follwers of wall of Hinduism Mahadev will love this gift. People who are into Yoga, Aum or Om designs and worshippers or devi, Ram and other gods of Hinduism. Lord Nataraj or Dancing Shiva Om Namah Shivaya Tantric gifts.

Lord Shiva or Siva is is considered Mahadev or Adiyogi. This design was inspired from famous mantra of Hindus. Rudhra is the god of destroyer. Best gift for maha shivratri Ganesh Chaturthi other Hindu religious occasions. People who the follwers of wall of Hinduism Mahadev will love this gift. People who are into Yoga, Aum or Om designs and worshippers or devi, Ram and other gods of Hinduism. Lord Nataraj or Dancing Shiva Om Namah Shivaya Tantric gifts.

"Jai Shri Ram" Lord Hanuman design. Hanuman is one of the most popular Hindu god among others like Shiva, Ganesh, and Ram. Jai Shri Ram or Jai Bajranbali or Hare Krishna are the mantras for a lot of practicing Hindus that gives them hope and spiritual happiness. Hanuman is the loyal devotee of Lord Ram but also one of the most powerful among the Hindu gods. If you are looking for Hindi or Sanskrit designs, this could be perfect. This could also be a suitable gift for any religious Hindu or people who are into Hinduism.

Jai Shri Ram Jai Hanuman

Lord Shiva or Siva is is considered as the Yogi of all yogis, the Adhiyogi or Adiyogi. This design was inspired from the famous idol and statue. Rudhra is the god of destroyer. Best gift for maha shivratri Ganesh Chaturthi other Hindu religious occasions. People who the follwers of wall of Hinduism Mahadev will love this gift. People who are into Yoga, Aum or Om designs and worshippers or devi, Ram and other gods of Hinduism. Lord Nataraj or Dancing Shiva Om Namah Shivaya Tantric gifts.

Shree Ram and Hanuman raging into battle with Ravana; flying through the air

"Jai Shri Ram" is a Hindi phrase that translates to "Hail Lord Ram." It is a popular chant and slogan used by Hindus in India and around the world to express their devotion to Lord Ram, a revered deity in Hinduism.