Teak Corner Mandir with Brass Lotus
ANGAN — CUT 03

Teak Corner Mandir with Brass Lotus

A corner mandir in hand-finished Burma teak, the wood oiled to a low warm sheen. The platform carries an inlaid brass lotus, hammered flush into the grain, marking the seat for the deity. Sized to settle into the angle of two walls.

Craft

Material
Burma teak, hand-oiled finish, inlaid brass lotus motif
Origin
Workshop in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Lead time
8–10 weeks from confirmation

Dimensions

LGT
75 cm
WDT
75 cm
HGT
150 cm
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The Story

Some sacred objects belong in corners — the angle of two walls is the oldest shelter the house knows, the place a child runs to when nothing else feels safe. We made this mandir in Saharanpur, the woodworking town in Uttar Pradesh whose carvers have furnished the homes of north India since the Mughal period. The teak is from Burma, oiled by hand to a low warm sheen. Set flush into the platform is a brass lotus, hammered into the grain so it sits as part of the wood. Sized small enough to disappear into the angle, and large enough to mean something to anyone who has lived in the house long enough to find it.

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