Mandir Design with Sankh, Chakra & Tilak Symbolism

Mandir Design with Sankh, Chakra & Tilak Symbolism Top Part

Mandir Design with Sankh, Chakra & Tilak Symbolism with Bells

Mandir Design with Sankh, Chakra & Tilak Symbolism with 2 Drawers

Modern Mandir Design With Sankh, Chakra & Tilak Symbolism

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Product Size:

3.5 Feet Left to Right (42 Inches and 106 cm)
07 Feet Total Height (84 Inches and 213 cm)
01 Feet Platform Height (12 Inches and 30 cm)
04 Feet Garbhagriha Height (48 Inches and 121 cm)
20 Inches Front to Back (50 cm)

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Key Features

Divine Symbolism Top: The lintel section above the inner arch features beautifully carved Vaishnava motifs—the Shankh (Conch), Chakra (Discus), and the Tilak/Namam at the center, flanked by two etched Lotus flowers in a silver accent finish.
Tiered Gopuram Tower: The top of the mandir exhibits a highly traditional tiered architecture adorned with miniature brass kalash finials that elevate its sacred aesthetic.
Open Arch & Small Bells: The main sanctum has an elegant open arched entrance lined with tiny, delicate hanging brass bells that add a beautiful layer of sound and serenity during rituals.
Carved Pillars & Steps: The sides are flanked by heavy, heavily carved flat pillars. Inside the spacious inner sanctum, built-in wooden steps (diya steps) allow for a hierarchical arrangement of deity idols or framed pictures.
Functional Storage Base: The bottom platform features an integrated slider tray for offering bowls or incense holders, sitting just above a two-drawer cabinet fitted with gold-finished classic handles.
Matching Side Stools: The setup is complemented by two matching circular wooden stools, ideal for holding extra puja essentials, lamps (diyas), or offering vessels.

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