This shivalinga (शिवलिंग) pooja figurine represents traditional worship of Lord Shiva. It is used in wedding rukhwat displays to show devotion and religious practices followed during auspicious occasions. The setup fits naturally into spiritual and cultural decor arrangements.
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.
This kurdai (कुरडई) making figurine represents a traditional Marathi food preparation activity. It is commonly used in wedding rukhwat displays to show household traditions connected with marriage ceremonies. The setup helps present cultural food practices in a clear and familiar way during rukhwat arrangements.
This sandage (सांडगे) making figurine represents a traditional kitchen activity followed in many Indian households. It is used as a wedding rukhwat item to show food preparation practices linked with family life and marriage traditions. Commonly placed in rukhwat displays, the setup helps explain cultural kitchen routines in a simple and familiar way. The miniature fits easily into organised wedding decor arrangements without requiring additional elements.
This lady near well figurine represents a common village activity connected with daily life. It is used in wedding rukhwat displays to show rural traditions and household routines as part of cultural wedding decor.
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.
These charan paduka with the swastik design. Featuring beautiful motifs and detailed craft elements is essential for Pooja room decoration, mandir décor, and to stick it on the home entrance. These decorative charan symbols are perfect to be placed on Pooja platforms, mandir shelves, or at the entry for Diwali, Navratri decoration, Griha Pravesh, and housewarming.
The Silver Plated Laxmi Ganesh Frame is a great addition to your home mandir or office desk. This Lakshmi Ganpati photo is often used to bring a sense of positivity and calm. Crafted with a silver-polished finish and sturdy frame. Ideal as a religious gift for Diwali, or puja decor for housewarming.
This potli bag with pearls in vibrant colours. Each potli is made from soft, translucent fabric and adorned with delicate pearls along the drawstring, giving it a soft look that complements both traditional and contemporary outfits. The lightweight tissue body ensures it’s easy to carry, and the pearls add a touch of luxury without being over the top.
This wooden devara (देवारा) is a compact traditional mandir used for home pooja and ritual displays. It is suitable for placing idols or during ceremonies. Commonly included in the wedding rukhwat display. Its simple wooden structure makes it easy to place within cultural setups without occupying much space.
