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Lord Hanuman Ji (10 Inches, Metal Finish)
Lord Hanuman Ji (10 Inches, Metal Finish)
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- Dimensions: Height 27 Cms, Length 9 Cms, Width 9 Cms, Material: Resin
- It is specially had crafted from Resin and is a perfect choice to add a touch of elegance to your home on Diwali puja and Diwali gift for someone special.
- Great ideas for wedding gifts, anniversary gifts house warming ceremonies, Birthday gifts, new venture, award ceremonies, Diwali and festival gifts. A valuable personal collectible collection
- The beautiful creature, beautifully conceived and meticulously crafted.The colors used are recommended by one of the finest painters in India.
- Care Instruction - Don't wash, use dry cotton cloth to remove dirt
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