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Pooja Peti

Ashtavinayak Pooja Peti

Ganpati in red at the centre with all eight Ashtavinayak forms around him, each named. For a Maharashtrian home, a new shop, or after the Ashtavinayak yatra.

A red Ganesh sits under a gold-tone arch in the middle of the lid, and the eight Ashtavinayak medallions circle him with the name of each temple form under its picture. The base is red velvet with gold-tone charan paduka and two Hindi (Devanagari) plaques with the Vakratunda Mahakaya shloka. It closes like a book.

All eight Ashtavinayak formsPrice on WhatsApp

1 / 5 · Open Ashtavinayak box at an angle, red Ganesh on the lid, charan paduka and two mantra plaques below

Ashtavinayak Pooja Peti

Open Ashtavinayak box at an angle, red Ganesh on the lid, charan paduka and two mantra plaques below

1 / 5 · Open Ashtavinayak box at an angle, red Ganesh on the lid, charan paduka and two mantra plaques below

What is in the box

In the lidRed Ganesh under a gold-tone arch, with the eight Ashtavinayak forms in named medallions around him
In the baseGold-tone charan paduka on a filigree plate, set into red velvet
PlaquesTwo Hindi (Devanagari) plaques with the Vakratunda Mahakaya lines
The boxDark wood-finish box with brass-tone hinges. Closes like a book.
Size and materialAsk on WhatsApp. We send a photo beside a ruler and confirm the material before you pay.

Gold-tone finish, not gold weight: it is priced as a piece, so ask us for the price rather than the day’s gold rate.

Three reasons to choose this peti

Three reasons people ask for this design by name.

Ganeshotsav

A gift for the family that brings Ganpati home for the ten days.

After the Ashtavinayak yatra

All eight temples in one lid, for the people who made the trip and the ones who could not.

Muhurat for a new shop

A first mandir for a counter or cabin on opening day, before anything bigger is installed.

Before you ask

Which eight forms are shown?

The eight Ashtavinayak forms of Maharashtra, each in its own medallion with the name printed under it. The close-up photo shows the names; ask for a sharper one on WhatsApp if you want to read them all.

What is the price?

Ask on WhatsApp with the design name and you get the price within the day, before you commit to anything. It is priced as a piece (gold-tone finish, not gold weight), so there is no rate to track.

What size is it, and what do I get?

Ask us for a photo beside a ruler; we would rather send that the same day than guess a number here. You get the Ashtavinayak lid, the gold-tone charan paduka on red velvet and two Devanagari shloka plaques. No mala, diya or thali comes with it, so send a list if you want those added.

How is this different from the Lalbaugcha Raja peti?

That one has a single large picture of Lalbaugcha Raja. This one has Ganpati plus the eight Ashtavinayak forms. Both have the same base with paduka and Devanagari plaques.

Can I see it in the shop, or get it delivered?

Come to Shop No 6, Aashirwad Building, Chembur, Mumbai 400071 and see it open; we are there Mon 10:30 AM - 2:00 PM | Tue-Sun 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM. Outside Mumbai, we courier it: tell us the pin code and we quote delivery with the price.

Ask the price of the Ashtavinayak peti

Send us the design name on WhatsApp. We reply with the price, a photo beside a ruler for size, and whether it is in the shop at Chembur today.

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