Mayur Prasad Teak Wood Pooja Mandir | Peacock Crown Temple | Saharanpur Handmade | TIMBERCRAFTIN

The Royal Peacock Palace — A Temple Fit for Krishna Himself

In Indian mythology, the peacock is the most sacred of birds — its feathers adorn Lord Krishna's crown, its dance heralds the divine monsoon, its presence brings prosperity and grace. The Mayur Prasad by TIMBERCRAFTIN is built around this sacred symbol — a home temple of extraordinary beauty and royal bearing.

A Crown Like No Other

At the very top of the Mayur Prasad, a magnificent peacock spreads its wings in full glory — hand-carved in solid teak, every feather shaped by a master artisan's chisel. Four round ball finials mark the corners like sentinels. Below, a sweeping scrollwork cornice of acanthus leaves and floral vines frames the temple crown.

The scalloped toran arch — intricately detailed — hangs like a garland of devotion over the open shrine space. On either side, lion and yali capitals crown the four tall reeded columns, a motif drawn straight from India's ancient temple architecture. A rope twist border runs along the platform edge — a signature touch of Saharanpur craftsmanship.

At the base, two large drawers with heavy floral carving and round knobs store all your puja essentials. Cabriole claw feet ground the entire temple with carved elegance.

The Craft of Saharanpur

The Mayur Prasad is one of the most labour-intensive pieces in the TIMBERCRAFTIN collection. Our artisans in Saharanpur — carrying forward a 400-year tradition of master wood carving — spend weeks on a single piece. Because a temple this detailed deserves nothin

Brand: TIMBERCRAFTIN

Product Name: Mayur Prasad

Material: Solid Seasoned Teak Wood

Dimensions: 24"(L) × 15"(W) × 36"(H)

CM: 60.96cm × 38.10cm × 91.44cm

Carving: 100% Handmade — Saharanpur

Crown: Central Peacock with Spread Wings + Scrollwork

Finials: 4 Round Ball Finials at Corners

Cornice: Heavy Floral + Acanthus Scrollwork

Arch: Scalloped Toran Style — Highly Detailed

Column Capitals: Lion/Yali Carved Both Sides

Columns: 4 Reeded/Fluted Decorative Pillars

Front: Open — No Doors

Back Panel: Plain Teak Wood

Border: Rope Twist Detail on Platform Edge

Storage: 2 Large Floral Carved Drawers with Round Knobs

Base: Cabriole Claw Feet — Hand Carved

Finish: Natural Teak Polish

Origin: Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

Made to Order: Dispatched within 25 Daysg less.

A Gift of Royal Grace

For Diwali, a housewarming, a wedding, or any auspicious occasion — the Mayur Prasad is a gift that will be remembered and cherished for generations. For Radha Krishna devotees, it is the ultimate sacred space. For NRI families, it is the finest piece of India they can carry anywhere in the world.

Carefully packed. Safely delivered. Divinely crafted.

— TIMBERCRAFTIN | Saharanpur ka Shilp, Duniya ke Ghar Mein 🛕