About the Product :

This is a spiritual décor piece crafted on premium granite, thoughtfully designed for home entrances, pooja rooms, and other sacred spaces. With its compact 12 × 6 inch size, it adds a touch of elegance without occupying much space, making it easy to place in a variety of settings while maintaining a refined and auspicious presence.

Not Just Decoration

Effortless Elegance
Skip the daily effort of drawing rangoli. This ready-to-use granite artwork offers a beautifully crafted design that stays perfect every day.

Long-Lasting Beauty
Made from high-quality granite, this durable and washable piece retains its elegance, making it ideal for regular use without fading or wear.

Flexible Placement
Perfect for home entrances, pooja rooms, Tulsi vrindavan areas, or any sacred corner that deserves a touch of tradition.

Rooted in Tradition
Inspired by the Chaitrangan tradition, this design helps preserve cultural values while sharing their spiritual significance with family and guests.

A Thoughtful Gift
A meaningful and graceful gift for mothers, wives, grandmothers, or loved ones—ideal for celebrating faith, heritage, and blessings.

Ideal For

Home Entrances
Creates a welcoming atmosphere filled with auspicious energy and positivity.

Pooja Rooms & Temples
Enhances the sanctity and spiritual presence of worship spaces.

Festivals & Special Occasions
A refined decorative addition for Diwali, Navratri, housewarming ceremonies, and other religious celebrations.

Gifting with Purpose
A culturally rich and heartfelt gift for those who value tradition, spirituality, and elegant décor.

What is chaitrangan rangoli-

Chaitrangan Rangoli is a sacred, intricate rangoli design from Maharashtra, traditionally drawn during the Hindu month of Chaitra (spring) to welcome positivity, prosperity, and the goddess Gauri, featuring 51 to 64 specific auspicious symbols like the Swastika, Kalash, Lotus, and Om, representing divine blessings, purification, and new beginnings. It’s a spiritual visual mantra, often made with hand-ground powders, that signifies joy, health, and the start of the new year, particularly around Gudi Padwa.