Panchaloha Bronze Shinghashan Chowki with Prabhavali Peetha, Handmade Temple Peetham Bajot for Deity, Mandir Stand, Gold, 6.5 Inch, 1 Piece

Panchaloha Bronze Shinghashan Chowki with Prabhavali Peetha – Handmade Temple Peetham Bajot for Deity, Mandir Stand by Bhunes

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 17 cm, Width – 15 cm, Depth – 10 cm

• Material: Authentic Panchaloha (Bronze alloy of Brass, Copper, Zinc, Silver, and Gold)

• Weight: 1.8 kg

• Package Includes: 1 Bronze Shinghashan Chowki with Prabhavali

• Care Instructions: Use warm water with lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder for gentle cleaning

About Our Making Process

Crafted by Bhunes using the traditional lost wax method, this chowki is made from Panchaloha, a sacred five-metal alloy mentioned in the Shilpa Shastras. The metals — brass, copper, zinc, silver, and gold — are known to invoke divine energies and balance spiritual vibrations. The addition of a Prabhavali (ornate arch) enhances the regal presence of this chowki, making it ideal for any deity's throne or temple setting.

This bronze sinhasan is not just a base, but a sanctified space — meticulously shaped by artisans with a deep-rooted spiritual and cultural connection to Hindu temple craftsmanship.

Why Choose Bhunes

• Vedic Panchaloha composition as per sacred texts

• 100% handcrafted using traditional bronze casting

• Long-lasting, rustproof and energetically potent

• A divine addition to temples, pooja rooms, or sacred altars

• Custom design options available for temple projects or home shrines

Deity Significance

This Panchaloha Peetha Chowki with Prabhavali serves as a spiritual throne (Shinghashan) for your God Idols, representing stability, devotion, and divine radiance. Ideal for Murti installations in mandirs, pooja rooms, or temple ceremonies, it enhances the sanctity of your space.

Perfect For

Temple Installations, Home Shrines, Daily Rituals, Murti Asanas, Pooja Mandaps, Housewarming Gifts, Wedding Gifts, Diwali Gifts, Spiritual Décor, Vastu Correction, Ritual Offerings, or as a heritage devotional artifact.