Rosewood Temple Designs

Description : Rosewood Temple Designs
The pooja mandapam designed in a longitudinal hexagonal shape stands tall forming the top portion of the mandir with numerous domes which are geometrically arranged in three tires in an ascending order that converges on the apex to form the main vimana and the pinnacle. These domes add significant beauty when they are placed in an orderly pattern. The top dome is rested on a huge base that is neatly finished in the form and shape with minimalistic decorative patterns that stands out in it own style emitting sturdy look. The geometrical art form implemented here compliments the style through out and adapts itself to form the ideal apex to the pooja mandir.

The mantap is designed sturdy and attractive and catches the first glimpse and holds it on to be explored with the floral designs on the drop arch below the roof and we can see the intricate filigree work on it while it holds the brass bells suspended delicately to jingle to even the slightest blow of the wind which would bring in the ambience of a temple right into your home. The arch is neatly cut in machine and ground in hand to bring out the perfect design flaunting the high qualification of the craftsmen that we employ.

The Ganesh image in the center in colour wooden inlay work invokes ardent devotion in the worshipper. The majestic sitting posture of the Deity in the throne compiled by the exquisite arch of creation that is adorned by the hanging lights and his trusted Mooshika leaves the devotee’s eyes stuck on the image. The minute details on the throne, the Lord himself and the jewellery that adorns the deity are eye capturing and pleasing which leaves the customer awestruck. The area is held tall with the sturdy columns decorated at the top with mythological forms and scriptures from the ancient times as it meets the roof. The bottom portion of the deity area is surrounded by a 3” wooden jaali wall on all the five sides leaving the center as an opening to the mantap area which leaves a feel of a realistic temple.

The entire mandapam is rested on a florally decorated base which is further rested on six Swan backs that resemble the chariot being cried by them in a pond.

The natural lacquer finish of the temple expresses the talent and devotion of the artisan. If you want to flaunt your taste with pride and your passion for such a mandapa you can simply place this rosewood pooja mandir at your homes, hotel lobbies or any space where divinity can be invoked and worshipped and will automatically be a center of attraction.

Maintenance is minimum with frequent dusting and wiping, do dust the figurine, altar and mandir frequently so that it retains the luster and extends the longevity of the wood.