Modern Temple Design for Modern Homes
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100% Solid Seasoned Teak Wood with Export Crate Packaging
- Modern CNC Solid wood Temple
- 30 inches left to right – 76 cms
- 15 inches depth – 38 cms
- 42 inches height – 107 cms
- Customize as per your Choice.
- High Gloss Finish with Solid Teak Wood.
- 2 Drawer & 1 Full Size Bhog Tray.
- Small Size Storage Stool.
- Global Delivery Available.
Description
This is a contemporary handcrafted teak wood pooja mandir featuring modern CNC cutting by Aarsun Royal Furniture. Unlike the previous traditional styles, this design leans toward a sleek, minimalist aesthetic with clean lines and precision engineering.
Key Features:
- Precision CNC Cutting: The highlight of this mandir is the intricate, modern geometric lattice (Jaali) work on the side panels and top border, created using high-precision CNC cutting technology. This allows light and air to flow freely while offering a distinct contemporary look.
- Arched Inner Sanctum: The back panel features a beautifully smooth, semi-circular arch that perfectly frames the idol, creating a clean backdrop that makes the center deity stand out.
- Elegant Walnut Finish: It is crafted from premium teak wood and finished in a rich, Glossy walnut polishthat gives it a sophisticated, deep-toned luster.
- Modular Storage & Accent Table: The base features an extra-wide storage unit with modern metallic handles. It also comes paired with a matching independent side table/stool, detailed with matching CNC meshwork, which provides extra surface space for a diya, incense holder, or pooja offerings.
If you are planning to customize a CNC-style mandir, let me know:
- Do you want the side panels completely open or backed with LED acrylic panels to make the jaali work glow?
- What idol or deity are you looking to place inside so we can match the scale?
- Would you prefer a wall-mounted design or this floor-standing setup?
















