Sacred Brass Prabhavali Temple Arch Frame, Handcrafted Makara Torana Tiruvasi Aura Backplate for Deity Idol & Mandir Decor

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 60 cm | Width – 52 cm | Depth – 3 cm

• Weight: Approx. 4 KG

• Material: Premium-Grade Solid Brass

• Finish: Traditional antique gold tone

• Package Contents: 1 Brass Prabhavali / Prabhamandala

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder; wipe dry with a soft cloth

About Our Making Process

This traditional Brass Prabhavali is meticulously handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans using time-honored metal casting and hand-carving techniques. Made from high-quality brass, the frame features sacred temple motifs such as Makara Torana, Kirtimukha, and Tiruvasi aura detailing, symbolizing divine protection, energy, and spiritual radiance.

Each curve and carving reflects classical South Indian temple architecture, preserving centuries-old craftsmanship. The natural variations in texture, tone, and detailing highlight the authenticity of handmade brass temple art, making every piece truly unique.

Why Choose This Prabhavali

• Spiritually significant deity backdrop frame enhancing the divine presence of idols

• Heavy, durable, and rust-resistant brass construction for long-term use

• Versatile usage as halo frame, mandir back arch, prabhamandala, wall hanging, or decorative temple panel

• Regal antique finish that complements traditional, vintage, and luxury pooja interiors

• Authentic handcrafted character with subtle variations that add artistic value

Deity Significance

A Prabhavali (also known as Prabhamandala, Tiruvasi, or Aura Frame) represents the divine glow surrounding a deity. Traditionally placed behind idols of Shiva, Vishnu, Devi, Ganesha, or other forms, it signifies cosmic energy, protection, and spiritual completeness, making rituals more auspicious and visually elevated.

Perfect For

• Home mandir and pooja room installations

• Temple sanctum décor and deity backdrops

• Spiritual interior styling and heritage spaces

• Festive rituals, consecration ceremonies, and religious gifting