Jai Vishwakarma Prabhu honours the divine architect through images of sacred cities, divine implements, tools, machines, and skilled work. Its six source stanzas are presented without splitting their paired ideas.
Quick Facts
Jai Vishwakarma Prabhu Aarti Lyrics in English
Read the complete source-aligned Aarti in simple Roman script. The recurring refrain is emphasized within the same continuous sequence.
Aarti and Refrain
Jai vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho, vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho
Vishvarachana ke vidhata, tribhuvan ke svami
Jai vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho
Rishiyon ne jinako mana, vishvakarma svami
Vishv ki rachana rachate, devon ke karigar
Jai vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho
Svarn puri lanka banai, dvaraka suhavani
Shiv ka trishul racha, vishnu ka chakr sudarshan
Jai vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho
Sabhi yantron ke devata, aujaron ke svami
Jinaki kripa se chalate, sab karakhane
Jai vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho
Mashin-kal ke rachayita, shilp-vidya ke jnyata
Karate vinay ham sab, saphal karo hamare kary
Jai vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho
Jai vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho, vishvakarma prabhu Jai ho
Vishvarachana ke vidhata, tribhuvan ke svami
Line-by-line Meaning
Meaning in Source Order
Glory to Lord Vishwakarma, creator of the world and master of the three realms.
Sages recognize Vishwakarma as the one who shapes the world and serves as architect of the gods.
The hymn credits him with golden Lanka and beautiful Dwarka, as well as Shiva’s trident and Vishnu’s Sudarshana discus.
He is lord of instruments and tools, and factories are said to operate through his grace.
As knower of machinery and craftsmanship, he is asked to make everyone’s work successful.
The opening praise returns, honouring the creator of the world and master of the three realms.
Vishwakarma and Sacred Craftsmanship
The Aarti treats design, tools, machinery, architecture, and skilled labour as fields worthy of reverence. Its references range from traditional divine weapons and cities to modern workshops and factories.
How Jai Vishwakarma Prabhu Is Traditionally Sung
During Vishwakarma Puja, the Aarti may follow the respectful cleaning and worship of tools or machines. The recurring refrain allows workers and families to participate together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vishwakarma is honoured as divine architect and patron of craftsmanship, so the source directly connects his grace with tools, machinery, and work.
It names Lanka, Dwarka, Shiva’s trident, and Vishnu’s Sudarshana discus.