Mantram Hanuman by Chittam| Hanuman Mantra Card Game for Kids | Ages 7+

Mantram Hanuman by Chittam| Hanuman Mantra Card Game for Kids | Ages 7+

Rs. 945.00
Rs. 945.00
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Mantram Hanuman by Chittam| Hanuman Mantra Card Game for Kids | Ages 7+

Mantram Hanuman by Chittam| Hanuman Mantra Card Game for Kids | Ages 7+

Rs. 945.00
Rs. 945.00
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A screen-free mantra card game that helps children connect with Hanuman through chants, stories, and interactive play. It makes spiritual learning engaging while encouraging focus, participation, and devotion.

Brand: Chittam
Age: 7+ years
Play Mode: Individual or Group Play
Best For: Spiritual Learning & Family Engagement
Includes: Mantra Playing Cards
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Where Devotion, Rhythm and Play Meet

Play. Chant. Connect. Mantram – Hanuman transforms the chanting of a beloved Hanuman shloka into a lively, fast-paced card game that combines devotion with excitement.

As players chant, match cards, and react quickly to changing gameplay, they strengthen concentration, memory, and pattern recognition while staying fully engaged from start to finish. The energetic rhythm of the game keeps children active, focused, and eager to play again.

Inspired by Lord Hanuman, the experience encourages children to build familiarity with a sacred shloka in a way that feels joyful and approachable. Rather than treating chanting as a routine, it becomes an exciting activity shared with family and friends.

Perfect for gatherings, celebrations, or everyday play, Mantram – Hanuman brings together learning, laughter, and cultural connection in one memorable experience.

Fast-paced card game built around a beloved Hanuman shloka
Combines devotional learning with interactive gameplay
Develops focus, concentration, memory recall, and pattern recognition
Encourages family participation and shared learning

A Simple Guide to Play

• Deal the Cards: Give each player their gameplay cards.
• Begin Chanting: Recite the Hanuman shloka together.
• Match & React: Stay alert and play matching cards quickly.
• Keep the Rhythm: Continue chanting as you play.
• Finish the Round: The fastest, most focused player wins.
• Play Again: Shuffle the cards for another round.

More Than Just Play

• Fast-paced card game built around a beloved Hanuman shloka

• Combines devotional learning with interactive gameplay

• Develops focus, concentration, memory recall, and pattern recognition

• Encourages family participation and shared learning

• Perfect for family gatherings and group play

Inside the Kit

• 86 Gameplay Cards

• Supporting Shloka Cards

• 1 Instruction Manual with explanations of the shloka's meaning and significance

For Families Who Carry India With Them

Children growing up away from India may have fewer opportunities to experience devotional traditions in everyday life. Mantram – Hanuman introduces a beloved Hanuman shloka through an enjoyable family activity that feels engaging rather than instructional.

The shared experience of chanting and playing together helps children develop familiarity with an important part of Indian culture while creating meaningful family moments that can become lasting traditions.

Perfect For

• Children learning Hanuman shlokas
• Hanuman Jayanti celebrations
• Temple gatherings
• Family prayer routines
• Children building focus and memory
• Sanskrit learning activities
• Devotional family time
• Quiet, screen-free play

Chittam creates thoughtfully designed, screen-free games and learning experiences that help children discover India's stories, traditions, history, festivals, food, and values through play. Every product is designed to spark curiosity, encourage meaningful family interaction, and transform learning into an engaging, hands-on experience. By blending education with thoughtfully crafted gameplay, Chittam helps children build a genuine connection with India's rich cultural heritage while creating lasting memories with parents, grandparents, and friends. Proudly designed in India, Chittam believes the best learning happens through exploration, conversation, and play.