Elevate your spiritual rituals with this Handcrafted Brass Dhoop Dani, designed in the likeness of a miniature South Indian temple shrine. The centerpiece of this incense burner is a finely carved high-relief image of Lord Venkateshwara (Tirupati Balaji) in his iconic standing posture, radiating divine grace and presence.
Crafted from solid brass with a rich antique finish, the piece sits on a broad square base supported by four ornate, claw-like feet—reminiscent of mythical creatures in temple architecture. The body of the burner mimics a traditional sanctum, adorned with swirling foliage motifs and intricate archways that frame the deity in sacred splendor.
A hidden compartment or opening is subtly integrated, designed to hold incense while allowing fragrant smoke to rise through delicate gaps—making this both a functional incense burner and a devotional showpiece rooted in cultural heritage.
Key Features:
Miniature shrine design inspired by South Indian temple architecture
Central panel features an intricate relief of Lord Venkateshwara (Balaji)
Broad base with four sculpted claw-style feet for stability and elevation
Crafted from high-quality brass with a timeless antique finish
Rectangular shrine body with ornate carvings and sacred symbolism
Hidden compartment for incense burning, with subtle smoke outlets
Ideal for daily puja, sacred rituals, or meditation spaces
Handcrafted by skilled artisans with meticulous detailing
Dimensions:
Height: 6" x Length: 4.5" x Depth: 4.5"
Perfect For:
Temple altar setups, pooja rooms, or sacred meditation corners
Spiritual décor for Diwali, Navratri, or South Indian festivals
Thoughtful return gifts for weddings, housewarmings, or religious functions
Collectors of traditional Indian brassware and divine figurines
