Temple for Home

People who believe in the super power offer prayers even at home by placing them in the specially designed pooja mandirs. These pooja mandirs now days are customized according to their requirement and different materials like rosewood and teakwood. We make sure in crafting the puja pandapam designs with premium quality of materials that give the elegant look to the entire house. These pooja mandirs bring peace and mental health to the overall family. These mandirs can be placed in the home and the work places to get the positive energy.

This masterly piece of elegant design is made with hard rosewood and is exceptionally beautiful. Mounted on a stand of square design on strong curved humanoid feet, the edges of the base sport an artistically engraved design all around. The top of the base is fitted with a drawer to store Pooja accessories. The draw spans a beautiful engraving on its frontal side in the middle of which is the brass knob to use the draw. Atop this drawer is the actual puja mandapa. On either side of the mandapa there are twin posts from behind which a railing goes till the end, with a pillar foursome rising from the middle of the railing to hold the roof above. The top surface of this divine pedestal carries a mural design which circumambulates the central mandala.

Against the backdrop on the wood is inlaid the figure of the deity, Lord Venkateshwara. By choice any other deity’s figure may also be chosen. The roof is an example of fine craftsmanship with multiple motif designs on the face of the edge which gently hovers over the image of the lord. Along this cornice, tiny bells are hung which sing accolades to the lord. Hanging from the roof are two bigger bells of bronze which are hoisted from the either side as imposts dangling from beneath the roof.

The roof is two tiered with sub shikaras in salutation on all the four corners of each level. The parapet of each level is richly engraved and on the front of the first level is an arch shaped pediment containing a minor figure of a sub deity. The sikhara is based above a trapezium base on which the lords symbols, i.e. the tilakas are painted. The pinnacle is flanked by two lesser shikharas. Rich engravings circumambulate the structure at every level demonstrating a general sense of finesse in the cabinet. The general appearance of the structure is of one upmanship. check our rosewood temple design for Sale here