Bhunes Brass Prabhavali Arch Frame With Kirthimukha Thiruvachi, Wall Hanging Prabhawali For Deity, Temple Backdrop | Prabhaval For Home Mandir Decor, Gold, 10 Inch, 1 Piece

Brass Prabhavali Arch Frame Wall Hanging with Kirtimukha Thiruvachi – Prabhawali for Deity, Temple Decor & Home Mandir Backdrop

📜 Product Description:

Add a divine aura to your sacred space with this exquisitely handcrafted Brass Prabhavali Arch Frame featuring intricate Kirtimukha and Thiruvachi motifs. Known by many names such as Prabhawali, Prabhaval, Prabhawal, and Tiruvasi, this traditional brass wall hanging is designed to frame your deity idols and enhance the sanctity of your temple or home altar.

🌟 Product Highlights:

• Dimensions: Length – 26 cm, Width – 14 cm, Depth – 2 cm

• Material: Solid Brass

• Weight: Approx. 850 grams

• Package Contents: 1 Brass Prabhavali Arch Frame

• Care Instructions: Gently clean using warm water and lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain its natural shine

🔨 About Our Making Process:

Each piece at Bhunes is carefully handcrafted using high-quality brass and traditional lost-wax casting techniques. This Prabhavali with Kirtimukha and Tiruvachi design symbolizes protection, energy, and divine radiance, making it a perfect backdrop for God idols in your home mandir, pooja room, or spiritual space. Our artisans infuse every detail with authenticity, ensuring durability and elegance.

💎 Why Choose Bhunes:

• Authentic craftsmanship with intricate detailing

• Heavy-duty brass for durability and heritage value

• Features classic Makara Torana, Kirtimukha, and Prabhamandala elements

• Ideal for wall hanging, deity backdrop, mandir decor, or spiritual gifting

• Enhances the presence of idols with a traditional halo aura frame

🕉️ Perfect For:

• Temple decor, home pooja setups, spiritual altar backdrops

• Ideal gift for religious ceremonies, housewarmings, or festivals

• Enhances the appearance of brass idols, stone murtis, and metal deity statues

• Excellent as a sacred wall hanging, mandapam arch, or prabhavali for rituals