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The Mayur Pankh Antique Silver Multi-Compartment Kumkumdani
A$660
Includes A$60.00 GST · Prices in AUD · Delivery calculated at checkout
925 Antique Silver Peacock Multi-Lid Sindoor Box
| SKU | DDJ-SPI-040 |
| Material | Silver |
| Purity | 925 |
| In Stock | In stock |
Infuse your home altar with royal grandeur, tradition, and divine elegance. The Mayur Pankh Kumkumdani by Dream Design Jewellery is an opulent multi-container pooja centerpiece handcrafted in certified 925 sterling silver. Finished with a deep oxidized antique patina, the piece features four beautifully sculpted peacocks (Mayura) with detailed plumage and crested heads serving as the vessel's pillars.
The central domed lid and outer base are adorned with traditional temple filigree, floral carvings, and vibrant cabochon-cut ruby red and emerald green kemp-style stone accents. Designed for multi-ritual convenience, it features individual hinged compartments that open independently to store sacred kumkum, sindoor, haldi (turmeric), chandan, or akshata. A magnificent heirloom piece, this sacred vessel is ideal for grand daily pujas, Diwali festivities, bridal trousseaus, and housewarming ceremonies.
Design Motif: Four-pillar peacock (Mayur) structure with multi-compartment hinged lids
Stone Accents: Ruby red and emerald green cabochon floral stone settings
Artisanship: Oxidized antique silver finish with hand-embossed repoussé reliefs
Vibe: Grand, auspicious, royal, and heritage-rich
Avoid Liquid Silver Dips: Never soak this piece in liquid chemical silver cleaners or ultrasonic baths, as harsh chemicals will dissolve the intentional dark antique shading and loosen the bezel-set stones.
Cleaning Ritual Powders: After ceremonies, gently brush away leftover dry kumkum, turmeric, or rice with a soft, dry makeup brush or a microfiber cloth.
Moisture Care: If damp cleaning is needed, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately and thoroughly with a lint-free towel to prevent water spots.
Airtight Storage: When not displayed in the mandir, store the kumkumdani in an airtight zip pouch or a soft velvet-lined box to protect the silver from environmental humidity.
