₹750.00
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This wedding doli (डोली) or palkhi (पालखी) miniature represents the traditional farewell moment for the bride in marriage customs. Designed for rukhwat arrangements, it visually depicts the symbolic doli/palkhi used during the bride’s departure. The setup fits well within wedding miniature decor, rukhwat displays, and ceremonial arrangements that represent traditional rituals.
Dandiya is a festive figurine display used in Maharashtrian wedding rukwat setups to represent traditional folk dance celebrations. This lively rukwat item is commonly placed in bride-side arrangements to highlight joyful cultural moments linked with wedding festivities. Suitable for lagna displays, sangeet-style décor themes, and pre-wedding setups, it adds a vibrant touch to a thoughtfully styled maharashtrian wedding decor presentation.
This saptapadi setup is a traditional wedding miniature used in rukwat displays. It represents the sacred seven steps taken by the bride and groom during a Hindu marriage ceremony. The setup helps explain the ritual clearly within cultural wedding décor arrangements.
This Satyanarayan pooja setup is a religious miniature used in wedding rukwat displays. It represents the pooja performed for blessings, harmony, and spiritual well-being during marriage ceremonies.
Bhandag Karyakram is a traditional figurine display used in Maharashtrian wedding rukwat arrangements to represent a customary ritual gathering. This symbolic rukwat item is typically placed in bride-side displays to depict cultural moments associated with wedding preparations. Suitable for lagna setups, pre-wedding presentations, and ceremony décor arrangements, it adds authenticity and context to a carefully arranged maharashtrian wedding decor display.
The rukhwat doli/palkhi setup reflects the emotional and cultural importance of the bride’s farewell ritual during marriage ceremonies. Commonly included as a wedding ritual miniature, it forms part of rukhwat displays that narrate different wedding customs. This bride doli miniature is suitable for traditional wedding decor, marriage functions, and ceremonial displays where cultural storytelling is important. The miniature format allows families to represent customs while keeping the setup organised and space-efficient.
This ceremonial miniature is available to buy at Tyoharwale, where you will find a wide range of rukhawat products.
This wedding miniature setup is available across Pune, Mumbai, Maharashtra, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad.
| Weight | 0.65 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 23 × 23 cm |
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