Divine Brass Prabhavali Arch Frame, Traditional Tiruvasi Prabhamandala for Deity & Pooja Decor

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length 28 cm × Width 21 cm × Depth 2 cm

• Weight: 650 grams

• Material: Premium Brass (Peetal / Pital / Pittal / Pittalam / Pittalai / Hittale)

• Package Contents: 1 Brass Prabhavali

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or pitambari powder to retain natural shine and purity

About Our Making Process

This handcrafted Brass Prabhavali, also known across India as Prabhavalli, Prabhavalam, Prabhamandala, Tiruvasi, Thiruvasi, Thiruvachi, Torana, is meticulously carved by skilled Indian artisans following traditional Shilpa Shastra and Aagama principles. Crafted from durable, rust-resistant brass, the design reflects classical Dravidian and temple-inspired aesthetics. Each piece is handmade, celebrating heritage artistry, spiritual symbolism, and timeless elegance—hence minor variations in color and detailing add to its authenticity and charm.

Why Choose This Prabhavali

• Authentic traditional design used in temples and sacred spaces

• Multi-purpose use as deity arch, idol backplate, photo frame, mirror frame, or decorative pooja accent

• Long-lasting, corrosion-resistant brass with a rich, sacred finish

• Handcrafted workmanship that enhances spiritual aura and visual appeal

• Ideal balance of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary décor needs

Deity & Cultural Significance

A Prabhavali symbolizes divine radiance and sacred energy, traditionally placed behind deities as a Moorthy Backplate or Vigraha Arch. Known in different Indian languages and regions by names such as Prabhavali Arch, Temple Arch, Decorative Arch, Traditional Arch, it enhances the spiritual presence of idols during daily pooja and festive rituals.

Perfect For

Home pooja rooms, temple décor, office spiritual corners, classroom decoration, festive installations, traditional interiors, and meaningful gifting for occasions like housewarming, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, festivals, religious ceremonies, and cultural celebrations.