Celebrate divine grace with this exquisite Imperial Lakshmi Chariot Kumkum Box, a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship. Featuring an ornate palanquin design with Raj wadi polish, this handcrafted puja keepsake combines spiritual significance with timeless elegance.
Perfect for storing Kumkum, sindoor, and sacred offerings, the intricate detailing showcases premium artisanal work. The lustrous finish and elaborate chariot motif make it an ideal gift for weddings, festivals, and spiritual occasion
Key Product Highlights
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Grand Chariot & Palanquin Architecture: Features a spectacular multi-tiered sculpture including a seated Goddess Lakshmi, an intricate temple cart body, and a crowning palanquin narrative lid.
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Premium Rajwadi Gold Finish: Coated in a high-grade antique gold plating with intentional darkened recesses to emphasize its fine metal filigree, chasing, and texture.
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Vibrant Navratna-Style Accents: Adorned with a radial cluster of multi-colored gemstone cabochons (including ruby-red, emerald-green, and deep sapphire-blue) to add royal color depth.
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Versatile Heritage Artifact: A substantial standalone statement piece that acts as a functional container for vermilion (Kumkum), ceremonial powders, or highly precious jewelry keepsakes.
Technical Specifications
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Gross Weight: 110 grams (Substantial, heavy statement metalwork)
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Base Material: High-grade Jeweler’s Alloy / Brass base with a luxury Antique Rajwadi Gold plating finish
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Stone Classification: Fine faceted or smooth multi-colored synthetic glass / resin cabochons
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Structure / Function: Removable decorative lid with a vertical handle loop; built onto a structural four-wheel chariot pedestal base
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Style Archetype: Royal Indian Heritage Art / Antique Temple Silverware Style / Spiritual Luxury Decor / Sacred Collectibles
Care & International Maintenance Instructions
To preserve the beautiful dark contrast and fine detailing of the Rajwadi finish over time:
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Keep entirely dry; avoid contact with water, harsh commercial gold/silver cleaning solutions, abrasive polishing cloths, and moisture.
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Clean gently after use using a dry, ultra-soft microfiber cloth or a soft-bristled brush to remove dust or ceremonial powder residue from the deep crevices.
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Avoid aggressive rubbing or polishing, as this can inadvertently strip away the specialized dark antique detailing in the recesses.
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Store in a dry, low-humidity environment inside a separate, velvet-lined display case or soft-lined box when not actively showcased.