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KHATU SHYAM POCKET TEMPLE (24 KARAT GOLD COATED)
KHATU SHYAM POCKET TEMPLE (24 KARAT GOLD COATED)
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This beautiful Khatu Shyam Pocket temple coated with pure 24 Karat Gold will not only add on to the holiness of your temple but will glorify the look of your temple. You can also gift this beautiful Pooja box to your friends, family members or clients.
Dimension: 12 cm x 12 cm x 4 cm
Weight: 350 grams
Material: Outer box is made of Polyresin & has Sandalwood fragrance sticks. The inner contents are made of copper, which are coated in 24 Karat Gold and 999 Silver. The Pocket temple comes in a very elegant yet premium outer box which would enhance your gifting experience.
Gold Coating Warranty: 3 Years
Best for: Gifting on any ocassion, keeping beside your temple, keeping on work table, office or shop etc
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