Temple Khazana began as a modest woodworking shop in Rajkot, Gujarat, serving local families looking for simple wooden home shrines. Under the guidance of master temple carvers, we discovered that families were searching for shrines that matched the architecture of modern flats while preserving sacred temple layouts (Vastu Shastra).
Today, our workshop houses over 25 skilled artisans specializing in hand-carved Gopurams, floral arches, side panels, and storage bases. Using seasoned Grade-A Teak wood, rosewood, and spiritual Sevan wood, we blend ancient temple designs with modern features like backlit CNC jaali grids and soft-close storage drawers.
Whether you require a standard wall-mounted mandir for a flat, or a double-door standing pooja mandir for a large villa, we carve with deep devotion and precision.
Choosing the correct wood is essential for both structural durability and spiritual values. Learn about the two primary materials used at Temple Khazana.
Teak is globally renowned as the king of hardwood. Seasoned Teak wood holds its shape for decades, resisting warping and insects due to its natural oils.
Sevan is traditionally called the 'Spiritual Wood'. In Hindu scriptures, the Sevan tree represents positive energy, peace, and divine prosperity, making it highly recommended for household mandirs.
How a log of seasoned wood is transformed into a gorgeous home mandir at our Rajkot facility.
Wood is moisture-cured in a temperature chamber. This guarantees it will not wrap, bend, or crack when shipped across India's diverse climate zones.
Master artisans draw templates onto the seasoned planks and carve traditional domes, elephants, and pillars by hand with traditional chisels.
Temples undergo anti-termite chemical treatments, followed by three rounds of sanding and sealing lacquer coats for moisture protection.
We pre-install heavy-duty copper wires, LED spotlight fixtures, and backlit panels so the temple is fully plug-and-play on arrival.