Brass Shrinath Ji Thakur ji Bihari ji in Wooden Frame Wall Hanging (Height: 24 Inches)
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Dimensions & Specifications Material: BrassHeight: 61 cmWidth: 45.5 cmDepth: 7.5 cmWeight: 8.45 kgFrame: Wooden Frame Bring a divine touch of elegance and spirituality to your space with our exquisite Brass Shreenath Ji Wall Hanging....
Estimated Delivery Time
Delhi NCR
24 – 48 Hours
All Over India
3 – 5 Business Days
Across The World
7 – 10 Business Days
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The Description & Dimensions
Dimensions & Specifications
Material: Brass
Height: 61 cm
Width: 45.5 cm
Depth: 7.5 cm
Weight: 8.45 kg
Frame: Wooden Frame
Bring a divine touch of elegance and spirituality to your space with our exquisite Brass Shreenath Ji Wall Hanging. Meticulously handcrafted with intricate detailing, this timeless piece beautifully captures the traditional charm of Shreenath Ji. Designed to make a statement, the premium brass artwork is elegantly encased in a sturdy wooden frame, making it a perfect addition to your home temple, living room, entrance, or devotional space. Its rich finish and detailed craftsmanship add warmth, grandeur, and a sacred aesthetic to any interior.
Care Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. To revitalize natural brass luster, apply a gentle brass polish or mild tamarind paste once every few months.
Artisanal Craftsmanship & Origin
Handcrafted by master hereditary metalsmiths in India using time-honored casting techniques. Every curve, detail, and patina nuance is shaped by hand, making every single piece distinct and truly irreplaceable.
Specifications & Authenticity
- Material
- 100% Solid Brass / Bronze
- Origin
- India
- Finish
- Default Title
- SKU
- SUH0682
Shipping, Delivery & Returns
Complimentary insured shipping across India. Dispatched securely in tamper-proof reinforced packaging. 7-day hassle-free returns on items in original condition.
"Every mark tells a story of generations."
From the ancient sand casting molds to the final hand-chiseled contour, your sculpture carries the living legacy of Indian metalcraft.
