'rosewood corner stand'

Hand-carved from premium rosewood and polished to a lustrous sheen, this idol of Sri Ganapati is seated in Lalitasana, radiating shanti (peace) and vairaagya (detachment). His chaturbhuja mudras hold the vara, pasha, ankusha, and modaka, symbolizing blessings, control, liberation, and sweet fulfillment. Framed by a finely detailed simha mukha prabhavali—a lion-mouthed torana enveloped in swirling foliage—the deity rests on an ashtashra peetha (octagonal base) featuring a row of elephant inlays. Ideal for placement in a pooja room, mandapa, or darshana corner, this sculpture embodies sashwata samruddi (eternal prosperity) and kalpanatmika shakti (creative energy).

Hand-carved from premium rosewood and polished to a lustrous sheen, this idol of Sri Ganapati is seated in Padmasana, radiating karunya (compassion) and shakti (divine energy). His chaturbhuja mudras hold the ankusha, pasha, modaka, and abhaya, symbolizing control, liberation, sweetness, and protection. The deity is framed by a richly carved simha prabhavali—a lion-crowned torana adorned with swirling foliage and geometric motifs. The idol rests on an ashtashra peetha (octagonal base) featuring a relief of Mushaka, Ganapati’s vahana, holding a modaka. Ideal for placement in a pooja room, mandapa, or darshana corner, this sculpture embodies sashwata samruddi (eternal prosperity) and kalpanatmika shakti (creative energy).

Hand-carved from premium rosewood and polished to a lustrous sheen, this idol of Sri Ganapati is seated in Lalitasana, radiating serenity and strength. His chaturbhuja mudras hold the anda, pasha, abhaya, and modaka, symbolizing creativity, protection, fearlessness, and sweet fulfillment. The deity is framed by a richly carved hasti prabhavali—an elephant-arched torana adorned with floral and geometric motifs. The idol rests on an ashtashra peetha (octagonal base) featuring elephant reliefs on each facet. Ideal for placement in a pooja room, mandapa, or darshana corner, this sculpture embodies shashwata samruddi (eternal prosperity) and kalpanatmika shakti (creative energy).

Handcrafted from premium rosewood and polished to a lustrous sheen, this idol of Sri Ganapati is seated in Veera Asana, radiating strength and serenity. The deity is adorned with chaturbhuja mudras—holding the karashunda, pasha, abhaya, and modaka—symbolizing protection, wisdom, and fulfillment. A torana-style prabhavali arches behind the crown, intricately carved with floral and geometric motifs. The idol rests on a chaturashra peetha (octagonal base) featuring hasti chitra panels and stepped carvings. Ideal for placement in a mandapa, darshana corner, or ceremonial hall, this sculpture embodies shaurya and shilpakala—a divine fusion of devotion and craftsmanship.

Carved from high-quality rosewood and polished to a lustrous sheen, this sculpture captures the veera posture of a rearing stallion—its upraised foreleg, flowing mane, and taut musculature embodying motion and majesty. The horse stands atop a textured plinth resembling rocky terrain, symbolizing strength and readiness. Whether placed in a mandapa-style foyer, a study, or a ceremonial hall, this piece evokes both shaurya (valor) and shilpa (craftsmanship)—a timeless tribute to equestrian grace.

This handcrafted rosewood mandir is a celebration of sacred artistry. It features a domed canopy with ornamental spires with doors with symbolic motifs, and a base drawer adorned with intricate inlay elephants, representing wisdom and auspiciousness. The structure stands on carved legs, and the entire piece is enriched with floral and hand carvings that reflect traditional Indian design. Ideal for home sanctuaries, this mandir blends devotional elegance with heirloom-quality craftsmanship.