Om Medallion Corian Mandir with Decorative Arch

An Om medallion sits between straight patterned posts under a decorative cut arch. Drawers and a cabinet divide the base into useful storage areas.

🏡 The view from the room

The straight posts and the rounded medallion offer two quite different shapes. Keep the wall immediately behind them calm, then use the lower storage for articles that need not stay on display.

🪔 Keep the Om visible in the finished arrangement

From the doorway, the posts frame the view of the cut arch and round medallion. From a prayer mat, the drawers and cabinet may be more prominent. Try both views before placing a framed picture over the centre. The aim is a useful storage arrangement below and a complete outline of the Om above.

Arrange the drawers for the way you pray. Think about who uses the shrine. Someone who prays standing may reach a drawer differently from someone using a cushion or chair. Choose the daily storage position around that movement and keep festival articles in a different place. The altar can then be returned to its usual arrangement with little effort.

🔎 Compare another design

The sculpted arc temple shows an Om at the centre of a broad, radiating lattice beneath a decorated arch. This shrine distributes the detail between straight patterned posts, an Om medallion, drawers and a cabinet. If several prayer articles need enclosed storage, start by comparing the lower arrangements. From the chosen seat, compare the broad lattice with this shrine’s round medallion.

✅ Before choosing this design

• ✅ Check the medallion between the patterned posts.
• ✅ Identify articles suited to drawers versus the cabinet.

🖼️ About the gallery. The gallery includes design visualisations. Confirm the final motif, finish and included display items in the approved design.

🛕 Plan your prayer space with Satguru Creations

Satguru Creations brings together a Mumbai showroom in Santacruz West and manufacturing in Chandivali. Bring a room photograph and the list of articles you plan to store near the altar. Contact the showroom.

Listed size: The listed price covers the 2 ft wide by 6 ft high Corian mandir (24 in W x 72 in H). Confirm depth and final proportions in the order specification before production. Other sizes and additional features are quoted separately.