'Elegant Mandala' Decorative Brass Pooja Chowki (5.2 Cm, 1.6 Kg, Hand-Etched)

SPECIFICATIONS

SKU:
EL-011-055

ART TYPE:
Hand-Etched

MATERIAL:
Brass

DIMENSIONS:
(L * W * H) = (18.0 * 15.4 * 5.2) Cms

COLOUR:
Golden

PRODUCT WEIGHT:
1621 grams

PACKAGE CONTENT:
1 Chowki

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
"1. Being handcrafted, each piece may exhibit subtle variations in design and finish, adding to its unique artisanal character.
2. Kindly refer to the dimension images for accurate sizing before purchase.
3. Handle with care to preserve the intricate hand-etched detailing."
4. Apply a mixture of flour, salt and white vinegar to remove the blackness from Brass.

NOTE:
- Being handcrafted, each piece may exhibit subtle variations in design and finish, adding to its unique artisanal character.
- Kindly refer to the dimension images for accurate sizing before purchase.
- Handle with care to preserve the intricate hand-etched detailing.

FEATURES:
- Hand-Etched by Indian Artisans.
- Inspired from the sacred geometry of mandala art found in ancient Indian temples, where circular patterns symbolise the universe and provide a divine seat for revered idols.
- Depicts a resplendent mandala etched into polished brass, its concentric circles radiating spiritual harmony and providing a worthy throne for cherished deity idols.
- Perfect for placement in a Pooja Room or Home Mandir as an elevated chowki for deity idols, holy books, or ritual objects during daily worship.
- Can also be used as a decorative brass tray or display platform for decorative objects, candles, or as a centrepiece on a coffee table.
- This collection is a part of the 'The Brass Beams', a carefully crafted range of hand-etched brass chowkis and ritual stands inspired by the sacred geometry of temple mandala art. Each piece serves as a dignified platform for deity idols, embodying devotion and artistic mastery.
- Polished Golden finish with deep hand-etched mandala geometry
- Traditional
- Pooja Room, Home Temple, Mandir, Prayer Altar
- Griha Pravesh, Diwali, Wedding, Navratri, Janmashtami