Aaradhya is a wooden pooja mandir with drawers, designed for families who keep a lot of puja items and want them organised in one place. It has four drawers set in two rows beneath the altar, which is more storage than any other mandir in the Induscraft range. Two jali (lattice) doors with a repeating cut-out pattern close over the prayer space, and a tiered top with finials completes the temple look. Inside, an upper shelf gives you a second level for smaller idols or framed pictures. It stands 54 inches tall, is made in solid sheesham wood, and is handcrafted in Jodhpur.

Key Features:-

• Jali Doors with a Carved Cut-Out Pattern: Each door is cut with rows of repeating openings in a traditional jali pattern. When the doors are closed, you can still catch a glimpse of the altar through the openings, so the mandir never feels completely shut away. When open, the doors fold back on either side and frame the prayer space. The carved doors are the mandir's most striking detail and make it a natural focal point in a pooja room or living area. Leave clear space in front so both doors can open fully.
• Four Drawers for Organised Puja Storage: Four drawers sit in two rows beneath the altar, giving Aaradhya more storage than any other mandir in the Induscraft range. That lets you separate items instead of keeping everything together: daily supplies like agarbatti, camphor and wicks in one drawer, pooja cloths in another, prayer books in a third, and festival items such as spare diyas or decorations in the fourth. It suits households that pray every day and also keep supplies ready for festivals and special pujas.
• Two-Level Prayer Space: An upper shelf divides the interior into two levels. Use the top level for smaller idols, deity frames or pictures of your family deity, and the main level below for your principal idol, diya, kalash and daily offerings. Arranging the altar in tiers keeps every item visible and stops the main level from feeling crowded. This is especially useful when a family worships several deities together.
• Tiered Top with Traditional Finials: A stepped top crowned with turned wooden finials gives Aaradhya a grand, temple-like profile. Together with the jali doors, it makes the mandir look complete and ceremonial, whether it stands in a dedicated pooja room or against a living room wall. The design suits homes with classic Indian interiors and families who want the mandir to be a clear centrepiece rather than a piece that blends into the background.
• Solid Sheesham Wood, Handcrafted in Jodhpur: Each Aaradhya mandir is handcrafted by artisans in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, using solid sheesham wood. It's available in Natural, Honey and Dark finishes, so you can match it to your flooring or other furniture. Sheesham's grain and colour vary naturally from piece to piece, so small differences from the photos are normal. For routine care, wipe spills with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth, use a mat under hot items, and wax the surface twice a year to keep the finish looking fresh.