5 ft x 9 ft Korean Marble Mandir with Lotus Om and Carved Storage

Korean marble mandir with a layered lotus Om centre

This 5 ft wide and 9 ft high Korean marble mandir brings a tall carved frame, illuminated devotional details and enclosed storage into one design. A layered lotus surrounds the central Om, with diya motifs on either side. Above the worship area, a scalloped floral arch combines curling vines, flowers and bird details. Repeated Radhe inscriptions run along the crown and altar steps.

The rectangular pillars carry decorative carving and visible warm illumination. Shubh and Labh inscriptions appear on the front pillars, while the side panels combine jali patterns with small arched openings. These details give the temple interest from both the front and the visible side, so consider how it will be seen from the room entrance as well as from the prayer area.

Carved storage below the worship area

Central drawers and side cabinet doors sit below the altar. The doors feature kalash motifs framed by floral carving, and the drawer fronts continue the ornamental pattern. Before ordering, discuss the items you want to store and confirm the internal layout and usable drawer space. Check that the position you choose allows the doors and drawers to open comfortably.

Size and space planning

• Overall width: 5 ft, equivalent to 60 inches.
• Overall height: 9 ft, equivalent to 108 inches.
• Material: Corian solid surface, also described as Korean marble.

Measure the intended wall or floor area, ceiling height and access route before choosing this size. Depth and usable altar dimensions need confirmation for your space and idols. Ask Satguru Creations about the finish, electrical requirements, available customizations and what is included before placing your order. Warm neutral walls and wood tones are styling suggestions that can complement the illuminated carving.

Gallery images are digitally enhanced presentations based on the original owner photographs, with styled room backgrounds. Request the original photographs when confirming fine carving and lettering. Room furnishings are presentation elements.