This Ganesh Idol features an elegant white marble finish and is made from Marble Dust Resin. Presented in a traditional seated posture with four arms, detailed carved features, a shankh and other sacred accessories, and a distinctive round decorative base with intricate carvings, this idol is suitable for Home Mandirs, Pooja Rooms, and Prayer Spaces. The pure white marble finish and ornate round base design make it a timeless and meaningful choice for devotees, families, and Religious Gifting occasions.
This Swami Samarth Idol features a distinctive radium light green finish and is made from Marble Dust Resin. Presented with a sacred Vaishnav tilak, rudraksha mala, traditional attire, and a clean square base, this idol is suitable for Home Mandirs, Pooja Rooms, Devotional Corners, and Gifting occasions. The unique radium light green finish and traditional design make it a distinctive and meaningful choice for Swami Samarth devotees, families, and Religious Gifting occasions.
This Shankar Maharaj Idol features a Radium Green Finish and is made from Marble Dust Resin. Suitable for home mandirs, pooja rooms, and prayer spaces, this Sadguru Shankar Maharaj Murti can be kept for daily pooja and darshan. The traditional seated posture and radium finish make it suitable for devotees seeking a distinctive murti for worship and devotional spaces. It is also a thoughtful choice for religious gifting and spiritual occasions.
This Shankar Maharaj Idol features a Radium Green Finish and is made from Marble Dust Resin. Suitable for home mandirs, pooja rooms, and prayer spaces, this Sadguru Shankar Maharaj Murti can be kept for daily pooja and darshan. The traditional seated posture and radium finish make it suitable for devotees seeking a distinctive murti for worship and devotional spaces. It is also a thoughtful choice for religious gifting and spiritual occasions.
This Basta setup for wedding rukhwat highlights the fun and family bonding that happens during wedding shopping. It is one of the most popular Maharashtrian wedding rukhwat items because it shows how the whole family gets involved in the big day. As a piece of traditional Marathi wedding decor, it adds a real, authentic touch to your display without being too complicated. It simply tells the story of gathering the “basta” (the bundle of new clothes) and all the love that goes into those choices.
For ritual-focused wedding decor, many families prefer to Buy at Tyoharwale for dependable rukhwat miniatures. The focus remains on cultural relevance and clarity.
This ritual miniature is supplied across Pune, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad.
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 18 × 10 × 22 cm |
This bailgadi miniature set represents a traditional bullock cart used in Indian villages. It is suitable for wedding rukhwat, village-theme decor, and ethnic displays. The compact size allows easy placement on shelves, tables, or decorative platforms.
This dagadi diva (दिवा) miniature represents a traditional stone oil lamp used in Indian households. It is mainly used in wedding rukhwat displays and cultural miniature arrangements.
This dagadi pata varwanta miniature represents a traditional stone grinder used in Indian kitchens. It is commonly used in wedding rukhwat displays and cultural setups. The compact size makes it suitable for decorative arrangements and ceremonial use.
This mehendi (मेहंदी) platter is used during wedding mehendi ceremonies to arrange ritual items neatly. It suits bridal functions and cultural wedding setups where traditional presentation is required.
This saptapadi supari (सप्तपदी सुपारी) set is used during wedding rituals to symbolise sacred vows taken in the saptapadi ceremony. It is suitable for marriage ceremonies, rukhwat arrangements, and traditional ritual displays.
Shevaya (शेवया) decor is used in Marathi wedding rukhwat displays to represent traditional food customs. It is arranged symbolically during marriage ceremonies as part of cultural ritual setups, helping maintain authenticity in Maharashtrian wedding traditions.
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