Puja Chowki Bajot Wooden | Patla with Ceramic Tile Top | Peeta - For Sitting, Corner Decor, Plant Stand, Home Decoration & Gift - 14 Inch

Rs. 3500.00 Rs. 1499.00 Sale Sale

Dimensions:

Length (Left to right) :- 35 cm or 14 inch
Width ( Front to Back) :- 26 cm or 10 inch
Height (Top to Bottom) :- 6 cm or 3 inch

Weight :1150 gm

Material : Wood & Ceramic

Suitable For : Table

Ideal For : Home Decor & Gifts

Product Code : AMWOCHOKISQR22MXMD

Inclusive of 1 Patla Set

Care Instructions : Use clean dry cloth for cleaning purpose.

Product Description:

Enhance your celebrations with our Bajot or Chowki with beautiful ceramic tile printed on the body. This is one of our best sellers in the Indian market, that have even better looking than real marble at this very affordable price. Similar products can be found in temples during festivals and in palace or Maharaja Havelies of Rajasthan when used as prayer accessory. Chowki or Bajot is a long time accessory used in India for festivals and various ceremony. Whenever there is any function like marriage or pujas chowki bajot plays an important role. They are used for decoration purposes and known to look graceful and attractive. The bajot or chowki is a small pedestal with high stands used in marriages and festivals. It's also useful to keep at home as an auspicious decoration. It is quite heavy, which makes it stable.

Bajot or Chowki with Ceramic Tile is Indian word for a small table for offerings, pujas during festivals and prayer sessions. These Bajots are traditionally used in many parts of India as temporary offering altar especially during religious functions.

The Chowki or Bajot is a prime Decorative piece. The design gives it an eye-catching look that makes it a wonderful Gift. Hand Carved from premium wood, this Ceramic Tile masterpiece is ideal for various occasions like Weddings, Religious & Spiritual Ceremonies and Festivals. The dimensions of the Chowki are approximately 14 inches and can be easily kept as an accessory at homes as well as in Temples.

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