Divine Brass Pooja Chowki, Traditional Peeth, Bajot & Singhasan for Sacred Rituals

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 5 cm, Width – 14 cm, Depth – 7 cm

• Weight: Approx. 1.4 kg

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

• Package Contents: 1 Brass Pooja Chowki

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve natural shine.

About Our Making Process

This handcrafted Brass Pooja Chowki is meticulously made by skilled Indian artisans using time-honored metalcraft traditions. Known across India by various names such as Pooja Chowki, Puja Choki, Pooja Peeth, Puja Peeth, Pooja Peetam, Puja Peetam, Pooja Pat, Puja Pat, Bajot, Bajothi, Pooja Bajot, Peetha Singhasan, Pooja Aasan Chowki, and Pooja Sinhaasan, this sacred platform is designed to elevate idols, kalash, lamps, and ritual items during daily pooja and festive ceremonies.
The use of solid brass ensures durability, rust resistance, spiritual purity, and long-lasting traditional appeal. As a handmade product, minor variations in colour and detailing add to its authentic charm.

Why Choose Us

• Handcrafted from solid brass with traditional techniques

• Strong, stable, and ideal for daily pooja use

• Symbolizes auspiciousness, good luck, and positive energy

• Suitable for home mandir, temple rituals, and spiritual decor

• A timeless piece rooted in Indian cultural and devotional heritage

Deity & Spiritual Significance

Traditionally used as a Pooja Platform, Puja Pedestal, Mandap Chowki, or Brass Peeth, this chowki represents stability and respect in Hindu rituals. Placing deities, idols, or sacred items on a raised brass chowki is believed to enhance spiritual vibrations and bring prosperity, peace, and fortune into the space.

Perfect For

Home mandir setup, temple rituals, daily pooja, festive worship, Navratri decor, Diwali pooja, office prayer spaces, classroom decor, and gifting for housewarming, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, baby showers, spiritual occasions, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, New Year, promotions, retirements, farewells, and traditional ceremonies.