Classic traditional pooja units

187 real projects, and what they cost — ₹21k – ₹27k. Indicative, Delhi NCR, 2026.

A dedicated pooja unit with a carved white jaali arch and pillars, a backlit textured stone wall with tiered idol shelves — A dedicated pooja unit with a carved white jaali arch and pillars, a backlit textured stone wall with tiered idol shelves, and a grey storage cabinet base with copper handles.

Wall-recessed pooja unit with an intricately carved teak door frame, a brass Om motif jaali panel, and a marble backdrop under a cove-lit ceiling.

A backlit pooja unit with a CNC-cut Ganesha motif panel, jaali side panels, and a marble-finish storage base.

A backlit pooja alcove framed by dark wood pillars with carved elephant brackets and hanging brass bell-lamps, above a black-stone platform and white drawers.

Pooja unit with a backlit CNC-cut Ganesh motif wall panel, a tiered white idol platform, and a wooden partition strung with brass bells.

Carved wooden pooja unit with ornately detailed double doors featuring Om and Swastik motifs and hanging bells, flanked by an open wood shelving column — Carved wooden pooja unit with ornately detailed double doors featuring Om and Swastik motifs and hanging bells, flanked by an open wood shelving column, kitchen visible beyond.

A hand-carved solid-wood pooja unit door with a temple-style pediment, elephant and kalash motifs, and mirror-inlaid jaali panels.

Traditional carved-wood pooja unit with backlit turned pillars and a red altar cloth, set beside a sliding-door wardrobe in the entryway.

A white lacquered pooja cabinet with a laser-cut mandala jaali pattern and antique copper door pull — A white lacquered pooja cabinet with a laser-cut mandala jaali pattern and antique copper door pull, set against a marble-clad wall with a patterned gold wallpaper backdrop.

Free-standing pooja room enclosure in the entry foyer with hand-carved traditional wooden doors, pillared surround, and a floral fretwork transom — Free-standing pooja room enclosure in the entry foyer with hand-carved traditional wooden doors, pillared surround, and a floral fretwork transom, kitchen visible through the opening beyond.

An open zone showing a wood-and-jaali pooja mandir with a carved marble Om medallion beside panelled entry doors and a set dining table.

Pooja alcove with an arched, backlit textured tile niche framed by walnut wood panelling, a brass console table, and hanging temple bells.

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