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White Floor Mounted Contemporary Mandir Design With Carved Shutters Drawers and Bells
Design Specifications:
Style: Contemporary
Unit Dimension(WxDxH): 54x16x84inches
Colour: Pure White
Mount Type: Floor Standing
Storage Features: 2 CNC-carved white upper shutter doors (full-height, soft-close European hinges), 4 full-extension soft-close base drawers, central open deity niche with warm 2700K LED and engineered quartz shelf at 42 inches, hanging brass bell provision with concealed mounting rod, anti-fingerprint white matte paint finish throughout
Design Features:
- CNC-carved white shutter doors on the upper cabinet section carry precision-routed traditional Indian motifs - lotus, temple arch, or geometric pattern in white anti-fingerprint matte paint, creating the craft quality of hand-carved Indian furniture within a contemporary clean-white installation.
- Four full-extension soft-close base drawers provide the most organised accessible puja storage available - each drawer assigned to a specific category of puja materials, with full-extension runners allowing complete access to every inch of drawer depth without removing stored items.
- Hanging brass bells mounted on a concealed horizontal rod above the deity shelf introduce the devotional auditory dimension that Indian puja practice traditionally requires - the bells are rung during aarti invocation and create the sound quality that defines the Indian domestic sacred space.
- Central open deity niche at 42 inches with warm 2700K LED recessed into the niche ceiling provides focused warm illumination for the principal deity arrangement - the white niche interior walls reflect the warm LED to create the richest possible light quality within the all-white composition.
- Anti-fingerprint white matte finish on all carved shutter surfaces, drawer fronts, cabinet body, and niche interior - the topcoat handles the regular contact of opening carved shutters and drawers without accumulating visible marks, maintaining the clean white appearance between weekly cleaning sessions.
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Yes - both carved shutter doors open fully on 165-degree European soft-close hinges, providing unobstructed access to the complete interior width of the upper cabinet section. The carved face of each shutter is visible when the doors are closed - a temple inside design quality that makes this unit as devotionally considered with the doors closed as it is with them open.
The standard carved motif is a lotus-in-bloom pattern with geometric border - a devotionally appropriate and visually refined choice. Alternative motifs including temple arch, peacock, geometric mandala, and regional Indian patterns (kolam, alpona, rangoli) are all available. Custom motifs with a household-specific sacred symbol are achievable with a 5 working day CAD design lead time - a personalisation depth consistent with inside design practice for Indian sacred furniture.
Three solid brass bells are standard - one large central bell (3 inches diameter) and two flanking bells (2 inches diameter). The bell rod accepts up to 5 bells across the standard 54-inch width. Larger ceremonial bells up to 5 inches diameter are available as premium additions.
The standard configuration uses three equal-depth drawers plus one shallower top drawer for small daily-use items like matchboxes and kumkum containers. Custom drawer height configurations specifying different drawer depths for specific storage categories are available at the design consultation.
Yes - the all-white composition and the carved shutter doors work in both dedicated pooja rooms and living room installations. In a living room, the carved shutters allow the pooja unit to read as a considered interior element rather than exclusively religious furniture when the doors are closed - a dual-context versatility that makes this a practical small mandir design for Indian apartments where the sacred space is shared with the living room.
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