Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kA pooja niche with a backlit arched alcove holding a brass Krishna idol, framed by gold-leaf lotus motifs on a textured stone wall and a beamed wood ceiling hung with bells.
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kA traditional hand-carved wood pooja unit with Ganesh and Lakshmi relief door panels, a backlit floral Om jaali panel, and a red stone-topped cabinet inside.
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kWhite marble pooja room with a carved temple-style mandir alcove housing deity idols, brass diyas and elephant statues either side, and a circular pietra-dura inlay medallion set into the marble floor.
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kClose view of a pooja room's carved wooden double door with a radiating lotus-petal cutout pattern, brass handles, and a jaali lattice transom hung with small bells above.
HeyBuddy designer project · pooja · jaali · teak
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kPooja unit with an ornate white CNC-cut jaali backdrop, a backlit peacock-feather and Om motif, and a marble-look base with drawer storage.
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kModern pooja niche with a backlit Om symbol above a circular backlit shelf for a Ganesha idol, and a floating drawer console below.
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kA pooja room with a backlit carved-onyx lotus-petal feature wall framed by a jaali lattice screen and swastika border, a marble altar plinth with brass-handled storage drawers, and a gold medallion inlay on the marble floor.
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kA backlit pooja unit with a carved jaali arch, a Gayatri Mantra text panel, brass idol niches on either side and a marble base cabinet with brass knob hardware.
Design by Liv Interio, HeyBuddy · jaali · pooja · accent · teak
Get estimate for this design · ₹70k – ₹90kA pooja room with a backlit lotus-and-Om cutout motif on a marble panel, flanked by wood-clad walls, hanging brass temple bells, and a white cabinet base holding deity idols.
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