God Makhar Dealers

• Application: Home, Temple
• Finishing: Paint Coated
• Features: Durability
• Color: Multicolor
• Use: Home Decor
• Size: Multisize

• Material: Fabric, Metal, Paper
• Color: Multi Color
• Usage/Application: Decoration
• Size: Standard
• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Decorative

A MAKHAR is a decorative hanging used during festivals and religious ceremonies. It’s typically placed above doorways or entrances to add a festive touch. Makhar designs vary, featuring intricate patterns, vibrant colors. During Ganesh Chaturthi, people create elaborate MAKHAR structures to adorn the area where the Ganesha idol is placed. These MAKHAR designs are made from paper, a eco-friendly material.

• Material: 24 Ct Gold Foil On Wooden Base
• Color: Colourful With Gold Work
• Usage/Application: In Temple For God,God Singhasan
• Packaging Type: Packed In A Box
• Country of Origin: Made In India
• Finish: Polished
• Design: Traditional

Exquisitely handcrafted iconic singhasan, jhula & bed for God in 24 ct gold foil on wooden base stand as a testament to the artistic grandeur & religious fervor. The singhasan is a divine symbol representing the deity's power & authority. The jhula often used during festivals & special occasions symbolises playfulness & relaxation. The bed symbolises a moment of rest & rejuvenation. Together they serve as embodiments of our rich cultural & religious heritage.

• Material: Marble
• Color: White

• Material: Aluminium
• Color: Multicolor

Alluminium Singhashan" (often spelled as Aluminium Singhasan) refers to a throne or seat, typically a symbolic or ceremonial chair of authority, made from aluminium. The term "Singhashan" is derived from the Sanskrit word for "throne," often associated with kingship, divinity, or power in Indian culture. The "Aluminium" material suggests that this particular throne is made from the metal aluminium, which is lighter and more durable than other metals traditionally used for such purposes. General Description of Aluminium Singhashan: Material: Made of aluminium, which makes it lightweight and resistant to corrosion. Aluminium is also an ideal material for modern designs, offering durability while maintaining an elegant, polished look. Design: The Singhashan is often intricately designed, with decorative carvings and patterns, which could include floral motifs, geometric shapes, and sometimes depictions of animals or gods, depending on cultural or religious significance. Aluminium, being a malleable metal, allows for intricate detailing. Cultural Significance: In many Indian traditions, a Singhashan is not only a throne but a symbol of authority, divinity, and power. It may be used during religious ceremonies, royal events, or as a sacred artifact in temples or rituals. Functionality: It is generally a ceremonial object, although in some modern adaptations, such as in temples or royal settings, it could be used for specific ceremonial purposes or as a prominent display piece. Symbolism: In the Indian context, a Singhashan often symbolizes the seat of the gods or kings. It represents the central figure of power and authority, whether religious, royal, or spiritual. Aluminium Singhashan in Modern Context: In the modern era, aluminium Singhashans can be found in temples, cultural festivals, or even as decorative pieces in homes, especially for those who seek to combine traditional symbolism with contemporary materials. The lightweight and corrosion-resistant qualities of aluminium make it an appealing choice for such thrones. If you need a more specific or detailed interpretation, such as designs or symbolic meanings tied to particular regions or religious uses, let me know!

• Color: Golden
• Finishing: Polished
• Packaging Type: Box
• Appearance: Antique
• MOQ: As Per Requirement
• Theme: Religious

• Material: Silver
• Color: Silver
• Size: Big
• Purity: 92.5%
• Packaging Type: Box
• Country of Origin: Made In India
• God Type: Vishnu
• Dimension: 12inches X10inches X11inches
• Weight: 2 Kg
• Features: Best in Quality and a Trust of 40 Years