Wooden Pooja Temple

Description : Rosewood Carved Mantap,Ganesha Wooden Mandir.
Ganesha Puja Mantap:This stunning carved Wooden Mantap is truly a work of art, worth possessing. Traditionally, the Mantap is a pillared outdoor pavilion or prayer hall that is built in front of the temple’s sanctum sanctorum. The Wooden Mandir consists of a platform with 4 beautifully carved pillars making up the four corners. The four pillars support an ornate roof that is designed in the pyramidical shape of the temple Gopuram. The four pillars of the mandap represent the four aspect of life; Dharma (duty and religion), Artha (wealth), Kama (worldly desires) and Moksha (salvation).

The wood mantap is a sacred structure where the principal deity of the temple or house is installed. It is looked upon as a replica of a temple and is treated with much reverence. It is meant to symbolize the sanctum sanctorum and is thus the focal point in prayer and meditation. The beautiful carved mandap has been deftly crafted from the finest rosewood by expert artisans.

The mastery of the artist is seen in the exquisite filigree work and the use of conventional temple architectural style on the rich texture of wood. The sacred structure comprises of a combination of intricately carved motifs, floral designs and delicate inlay work in floral and geometrical patterns. A small carved idol of Lord Ganesha presides at the base of the three tiered pyramidical gopuram. Beautiful wooden bells hang from the roof of the Wooden Mantap. Two enclosed drawers for puja items are skilfully camouflaged into the solid pedestal of the mantap.

The product is expertly finished with a natural lacquer finish that sets it apart as a product of high sophistication. The Rosewood Temple is designed from specially weathered and termite resistant wood that only gets more beautiful with age. This beautiful stand-alone Wood Mandap possesses a timeless beauty that makes it an excellent once-in-a-lifetime investment. A favourite of homemakers and interior designers, it is ideally placed as a centrepiece in a Pooja room or a lobby of a hotel, school or corporate office.

Care: Keep indoors. Lightly dust the figurine as required. We recommend the use of a mild wood cleaner on a swab of cotton wool.