South Indian Wooden Temple for Home with Intricate Carvings

Description

• The Auspicious Crown (Shikhara): Decorated with prominent South Indian religious motifs, showcasing the Shanku Chakra Tilak (the sacred symbols of Lord Venkateswara) right in the center. It is flanked by traditional carved finials and side figures.
• The Main Doors (Garbhagriha Entrance): Built with two large folding doors that feature detailed panels depicting the Ashta Lakshmi (the eight divine forms of Goddess Lakshmi). Each form is paired with integrated, solid brass bells that create a beautiful, temple-like chime when opened.
• The Support Pillars: Features two heavy, fluted front pillars that rest on beautifully carved elephant bases, adding architectural stability and a majestic presence.
• Base Storage & Utility:

  Features a long pull-out slider/bhog tray directly under the main platform for keeping offerings, incense, or oil lamps. Below the tray are two spacious pull-out drawers adorned with intricate traditional floral carvings and metallic pull knobs.