About White Marble Open Arch Singhasan Mandir with Pillars | Home Temple -24×42×67 inches
Bring the grandeur of a traditional Indian temple into your
home with this magnificent Pure White Marble Open Arch Singhasan
Mandir. Featuring double decorative pillars, a railed singhasan
platform and stunning shikhara carvings — this mandir is a
true masterpiece of sacred architecture.
Material & Finish:
- Pure Marble – premium quality stone base
- Araldite & Faviquick – industrial strength bonding
- White Cement – strong solid structure
- White Primer – flawless smooth surface
- Epoxy Color – rich durable white coating
- Epoxy Burnish – high-gloss mirror shine finish
Design Features:
- Grand open arch entrance with double pillars
- Decorative railing on singhasan platform
- Intricate dragon & peacock carvings on shikhara
- Swastik motifs on upper arch panels
- Floral and cross detailing throughout
- Four corner pillar legs for stable base
- Large spacious inner chamber
- Fits idols up to 12–14 inches (21×24×56)
- Fits idols up to 18–20 inches (24×42×67)
- Ideal for Ganesh, Laxmi, Ram, Krishna & all deities
Available Sizes & Prices:
- 21 × 24 × 56 inches — ₹10,500
- 24 × 42 × 67 inches — ₹16,800
Perfect for home puja rooms, large living spaces,
gifting on weddings, Griha Pravesh & Diwali.
Creation Process
- Stone Base: Pure Marble – Highest grade stone base
- Industrial Bonding: Araldite & Faviquick – Industrial strength bonding
- Foundation: White Cement – Rock solid structural foundation
- Surface: White Primer – Ultra smooth flawless surface
- Coating: Epoxy Color – Premium bright white coating
- Finish: Fabric Golden – Rich luxurious golden fabric finish
- Shine: Epoxy Burnish – Ultra high-gloss mirror shine
- Colors:
- Pure White – Full marble base & structure
- Luxurious Gold – Sun Om, Swastik panels, arch borders, pillar highlights & shikhara detailing
- Silver White
Carving Details
- Triple shikhara spires with traditional kalash finials
- Peacock motifs on central arch and side turrets
- Swastika medallions on all four corner pillars
- Perforated jaali jharokha arches in the front
- Twisted rope-pattern columns with lotus capitals
- Sunflower rosette carvings along the cornice
- Engraved floral rangoli pattern on inner sanctum back wall
- Storage compartment with sliding marble doors below the puja platform
Structure
- Upper Section: Triple-spired shikhara with peacock finials
- Mid Section: Triple arched puja sanctum with columns
- Lower Section: Raised puja platform with step access
- Base Cabinet: Sliding-door storage for puja essentials
- Total height includes the 3-step entrance staircase
