Designer Floral Ritual Chowki with Elephant Legs - Brass Pedestal

by Kapil Goel Director

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Designer Floral Ritual Chowki with Elephant Legs

A designer brass chowki in itself is an ornamental showpiece for your house corners; also it can be used as a pedestal for keeping deity sculptures or as a base for just decorating it with any other showpiece. Starting from the top, the platform is elegantly bordered in soothing wave patterns and is etched with a large diamond shape in the center with the corners touching the borders and occupying the maximum available space for the flower inside to bloom gracefully and completely. All the four diagonal sides of the diamond are filled with a dense lotus flower in striated petals highlighting the sculptor’s artistic inclination towards nature and its beauty. Not just the major patterns, even the leftover spaces on the platform are self textured in tiny dots all over.

The outer circumference that slightly slides down is carved in an exotic pattern of coiled vines forming a heart-like shape, filled with minute chisels for a rich look. The supremacy of the carver’s artistry can be analyzed by the way all corners are shaped in blunt yet superfine edges. Carefully look at the pattern of this brass chowki’s four legs; each of them is molded in an elephant head shape having sharp-featured eyes, high arched eyebrows shading the long lashes, and an artistically chiseled trunk that curves downwards and touches the ground, strongly balancing the entire chowki. The Trishul symbol etched on every elephant face’s forehead is symbolic of its ritual aspect by being associated with Lord Ganesha’s elephant face and him being the son of the auspicious Shiva.