Annapakshi Chokra

Name: Annapakshi Chokra
Brand: 3ioNetra
SKU: PE-AC-000197
Price: 999.0 INR
Availability: InStock

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Annapakshi Chokra

Rs. 999.00

~~Rs. 1,500.00~~ Rs. 999.00

33% OFF

Product variants

Product Description

The Annapakshi Chokra is a beautifully crafted traditional décor piece inspired by the graceful Annapakshi, a mythical bird symbolizing prosperity, abundance, beauty, and auspiciousness. Its intricate design adds a rich traditional touch to your home décor, pooja space, entrance, or festive setup.

Specification

Material: Brass

Length: 12 cm

Breadth: 12 cm

Height: 13 cm

Weight: 215 g

Benefits

Adds a traditional and elegant touch to your home décor.
Creates an auspicious and culturally rich atmosphere.
Symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and good fortune.
Enhances the beauty of pooja rooms, entrances, and living spaces.
Makes a meaningful and auspicious gift for family and loved ones.

Features:

Divine Lord Shiva Idol
Beautifully portrays Lord Shiva in a peaceful seated posture with the Abhaya Mudra, symbolizing divine blessings, protection, and compassion.
Sacred Trishul Design
Features Lord Shiva's iconic Trishul, representing strength, balance, and divine power.
Authentic Traditional Detailing
Intricately sculpted with the sacred serpent, Rudraksha malas, crescent moon, and tiger-skin pedestal for a rich devotional appearance.
Premium Brass Construction
Crafted from high-quality solid brass for durability, corrosion resistance, and a long-lasting antique finish.
Handcrafted Traditional Artistry
Finely detailed by skilled artisans to reflect India's rich spiritual and artistic heritage.
Perfect for Every Sacred Space
Ideal for home mandirs, office desks, meditation rooms, yoga studios, and living room décor.
Easy to Maintain
Simply wipe with a soft, dry cloth to preserve its natural shine and intricate detailing.
Auspicious Gift Choice
An ideal gift for Mahashivratri, Shravan, Griha Pravesh, weddings, Diwali, birthdays, and religious celebrations.