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This gruhapravesh (गृहप्रवेश) maap set is used during housewarming ceremonies and new home entry rituals. It is placed near the entrance or pooja area as part of traditional grihapravesh arrangements, helping complete ceremonial decor in an organised manner.
This dagadi pata varwanta (पाटा वरवंटा) miniature represents the traditional stone grinder used in Indian kitchens. It is commonly used in wedding rukhwat displays and cultural miniature setups.
This dagadi jata (जातं) miniature represents the traditional stone grinder used in Indian households. It is commonly used as a rukhwat miniature in wedding displays and cultural setups. The piece reflects everyday kitchen practices from rural and traditional homes, making it suitable for ethnic decor and village-theme arrangements.
This Gautam Buddha murti is used for spiritual decor and meditation spaces. It represents peace, mindfulness, and calmness. Suitable for homes, prayer areas, and meditation rooms, it supports a serene and balanced environment.
This Lagnacha Joda (लग्नाचा जोडा) miniature captures that special moment when a bride is presented with her wedding clothes and jewelry by her loved ones. It is a favorite for Rukwat (रुखवत) displays because it shows the excitement and care that goes into getting a bride ready for her big day. By placing this in a wedding exhibit, families can easily share the story of how bridal gifts are given with love and respect, making the tradition feel alive for everyone watching.
A decorative map is commonly included in grihapravesh ceremonies to mark the auspicious entry into a new home. This set of two is suitable for placing near the main door, pooja space, or ceremonial setup during housewarming rituals. Used as a grihapravesh decoration, it supports traditional customs followed during new home celebrations. The map forms part of the overall ceremonial arrangement and helps maintain cultural structure during pooja and entry rituals without adding complexity.
Housewarming ceremony decor like this is available to buy at Tyoharwale, for traditional new-home rituals. Each item supports clear and organised ceremonial setups.
This grihapravesh decor set is available across Pune, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad.
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 13 cm |
This dagadi jata (जातं) miniature represents the traditional stone grinder used in Indian households. It is commonly used as a rukhwat miniature in wedding displays and cultural setups. The piece reflects everyday kitchen practices from rural and traditional homes, making it suitable for ethnic decor and village-theme arrangements.
This supari vajantri setup represents traditional wedding musicians and is used in rukhwat displays. It symbolises celebration, music, and auspicious beginnings associated with marriage ceremonies. Suitable for traditional wedding decor and cultural ceremonial setups.
This shivalinga (शिवलिंग) decor setup is used for religious decor, pooja rituals, and rukhwat displays. It represents Lord Shiva and is suitable for home mandirs, temples, and ceremonial arrangements.
This wedding rukhwat (rukhwat/rukwat) item set includes Aaicha Nirop (आईचा निरोप), Mahercha Chuda (माहेरचा चुडा), and Saubhagyalankar (सौभाग्यलंकार), all important elements of Maharashtrian marriage rituals. Displayed together during rukhwat arrangements, it is suitable for traditional wedding ceremonies and cultural displays.
This mangalashtaka (मंगलाष्टक) setup is a traditional wedding miniature used in rukhwat displays. It represents the sacred chanting ritual performed before the bride and groom exchange garlands during the marriage ceremony.
This lady doing pooja figurine represents daily worship practices followed in Indian households. It is used as a wedding rukhwat item to show prayer routines that are part of family life. Commonly placed in traditional rukhwat displays, the setup helps explain cultural values linked to devotion and discipline. The miniature fits easily into organised wedding decor arrangements without disturbing the overall ritual layout.
