All mandirs
Every piece
Nine in total. Filter by how much wall you have, or by which part of the range you are looking at.
- The Haveli in teak, jaali sliders open, two idols on the shelf and a brass diya tray belowTier A
The Haveli
Twin jaali sliders that part from the centre
900 x 800 x 300 mm
- The Frame mounted on a plain wall, a single idol on its shelf beneath the carved jaali crownTier A
The Frame
The first mandir for a rented apartment
450 x 550 x 200 mm
- The Column mounted in a narrow strip of wall, idol lit above and a diya burning on the level belowThe Atelier
The Column
A slim vertical mandir for tight walls
350 x 1000 x 220 mm
- The Corner fitted into a room corner, jaali slider open and a lit idol insideThe Atelier
The Corner
Wraps a ninety degree corner
500 mm along each wall, 700 mm tall
- The Floating Step, three staggered teak shelves against a carved jaali backdrop lit from behindThe Atelier
The Floating Step
Three staggered shelves against a carved backdrop
Dimensions are being confirmed. Message us and we will send them.
- The Aangan with its side wing, a garland hanging from the rail and a bell on its hookThe Atelier
The Aangan
The full daily aarti configuration
600 mm main unit plus a 250 mm side wing, 750 mm tall
- The Veil with its screen raised, the deity fully visible inside the lit archThe Atelier
The Veil
A backlit screen that descends like a temple curtain
Arch-sized body. Dimensions are being confirmed.
- The Sanctum, a full-height teak wall unit with its arch lit at the top and the cabinet doors closedSignature
The Sanctum
A full-height wall unit, three layers of light
750 x 1500 mm
- The Brass Aarti, warm light coming through a Moradabad brass jaali set into a deep teak archSignature
The Brass Aarti
Moradabad brass jaali in place of wood lattice
Arch architecture. Dimensions are being confirmed.