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Mystical Sherawali Mata Gold Plated Marble Idol
Mystical Sherawali Mata Gold Plated Marble Idol
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Product Description:
This mystical Sherawali Mata gold-plated marble idol by Shriprasadam with an antique finish looks very beautiful and perfect for the purpose of worship and for home decoration. Its design looks traditional stylish, and inspired by the days of the royal touch.
Product Specification:
This handmade marble item is an ideal gift for having House warming anniversaries, birthdays, wedding gifts, return gifts, corporation gifts, religious gifts & Indian festivals. Our collection of gold-plated marble idols is an impressive piece of art that is made from the finest grade raw materials and intricately designed by skillful designers and craftsmen.
Material: Marble Dust
Dimension: 3.5"(Height), 2.75" (Left to Right)
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