Vishwakarma Puja Postersविश्वकर्मा पूजा पोस्टर

Here are 10 Vishwakarma Puja posters that you can save as a wallpaper on your phone, or print and keep at your place of worship or work. They show Lord Vishwakarma in the forms common in devotional art: an elderly sage with a white beard and four arms, seated with his swan (hamsa), riding an elephant as he is often shown in Bengal and eastern India, or in the five-faced form honoured by some communities.

On the day of the puja, a picture or idol of the Lord is placed on a chowki covered with a yellow or red cloth, usually close to the tools and machines that will be worshipped. A printed poster can serve this purpose in a shop, office or workshop where there is no framed picture. The steps of the worship are explained on the Vishwakarma Puja vidhi page, and the meaning of the day on the significance of Vishwakarma Puja page.

How to save and use a poster

• Tap or click a poster to open the full-size image. To save it on a phone, press and hold the picture and choose the save or download option. On a computer, right-click the picture and save it.
• The posters are in portrait format, so they fit a phone screen well. Open the saved picture in your gallery and set it as your wallpaper or lock screen.
• For printing, a photo-size or small print gives the clearest result. Very large prints may look soft or blurred.
• Print on thick photo paper or card, and place it in a frame or on a clean, raised surface rather than on the floor. In a workshop, keep it away from oil, dust and moving machine parts.

According to custom, a printed picture of a deity is treated with respect: it is kept clean, placed at a level above the feet, and not thrown away with ordinary waste when it becomes old. Families and workplaces follow their own local practice for this.

You can also share Vishwakarma Puja wallpapers, Vishwakarma Puja greetings and Vishwakarma Puja invitation cards with your family, friends and colleagues.