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Pooja Units & MandirsVolume 1 · Issue 1 · June 2026
5 finishes
Pooja Units & MandirsVolume 1 · Issue 1 · June 2026
5 finishes
Compact · Contemporary Indian
Partition-Integrated Pooja Unit
A room-divider that doubles as a shrine




CompactRecolour itSage & Brass
Finish
Matte sage green with brass
- Indicative budget
- ₹35,000 – ₹60,000
- Finishes
- 5 colourways
What it's made of
- jali partition screen
- integrated pooja shelf
- brass diya ledge
- glass shutter panel
In open-plan flats where the living and dining areas flow together, this design builds the shrine into a half-height jali partition that gently separates the two zones while housing the pooja shelf. The lattice screen lets light and air pass, and a glass shutter closes over the idols when the family is away. It suits open-layout 2BHK and 3BHK homes that lack a spare wall but want a defined prayer spot. Orient the shelf so the deity faces east on the north-east side of the divide, keep a brass ledge for the daily diya, and the open jali helps incense smoke disperse instead of pooling. You can switch finishes to compare looks before deciding.
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