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Puja Bajot
Copper Pooja Chowki
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Premium Metal Bajot for Pooja | Decorative Chowki Stand in Silver, Golden & Copper

Price range: ₹199.00 through ₹350.00

🛕 Traditional Pooja Bajot & Chowki — Straight From the Manufacturer

A pooja bajot is that small raised wooden or metal platform you keep in the mandir to hold idols, a diya, or your daily pooja essentials. It keeps everything in one clean, dedicated spot — and honestly, the space just feels calmer for it. At Hanumant Handicraft we hand-make every bajot for pooja at our Jasdan (Gujarat) unit, so you get factory-direct pricing whether you need one piece for home or a hundred for a wedding.

Our range runs from tiny 2" stands for a single idol right up to large 15×15" chowkis and 12×18" patlas for group pooja — in copper, golden, silver, and hand-painted meenakari designs.

📏 Which Bajot or Chowki Size Should You Pick?

No single size is “right” — it depends on your mandir space and how many idols you’re placing. Here’s a quick guide based on our live collection:

TypeSizeBest ForStarting Price
Metal Bajot2"–4"Small idols, diya, daily aarti₹199
Meenakari Wooden Chowki3"–6"Home mandir & festive pooja₹249
Rajwadi Bajot4"–8"Gifting & traditional decor₹189
Peacock Meenakari Chowki8"–15"Statement mandir centrepiece₹199
Rajwadi / Meenakari Patla12"×18"Weddings, large idols, group pooja₹549

 

🎨 Meenakari, Rajwadi & Traditional Designs

If you want something that doesn’t look factory-made, our hand-painted pieces are the pick. Lotus and peacock meenakari work, rich Rajwadi finishes, and classic printed patterns — each one done by skilled artisans, so no two feel exactly alike. Pair a chowki with a matching pooja thali or singhasan and the whole mandir starts to feel put-together.

👑 Bajot Patla for Weddings & Big Occasions

For havan, weddings, or a mandir with multiple idols, a larger bajot patla works far better than a small chowki. Our 12×18" Rajwadi and Meenakari patlas give you a stable, roomy base — and they double up beautifully as wedding and return-gift pieces. Buying in bulk for a function? We’ll quote you a wholesale rate.

🏭 Why Buy From a Direct Pooja Chowki Manufacturer

Because you’re not paying a middleman. As a direct pooja chowki manufacturer, we give you better pricing, more design and size choices, and custom orders that resellers simply can’t match. Every order over ₹399 ships free across India, and bulk/wedding orders are always welcome. 💬 WhatsApp us at +91 95103 57305 for wholesale pricing.

 

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pooja bajot used for?

A pooja bajot is a small raised platform for the mandir — you place idols, a diya, or pooja items on it so everything sits neatly in one spot instead of scattered around.

What’s the difference between a bajot, a chowki, and a patla?

They’re all the same idea, just different sizes. A bajot and chowki are usually small-to-medium platforms for daily pooja, while a bajot patla is the larger flat one people use for weddings, havan, or bigger idols.

Which size bajot for pooja should I choose?

If your mandir space is limited, a 3"–6" chowki is plenty. For multiple idols or festive setups, go 8"–15", and for weddings a 12×18" patla is ideal. Just don’t pick something bulkier than your space needs.

Is a wooden or metal pooja bajot better?

Most people still prefer wooden for that traditional feel and strength. Metal ones look sleeker and suit modern interiors — both work well, it’s really about the look you want.

Do you make bajot patla for weddings and bulk orders?

Yes. Our 12×18" bajot patla range is popular for weddings and functions, and since we’re the manufacturer, we handle bulk and custom orders directly. Send your quantity on WhatsApp for a quote.

Why buy from a pooja chowki manufacturer instead of a reseller?

Buying from a pooja chowki manufacturer gets you better prices, more design and size options, and the ability to customise. With resellers, you’re mostly stuck with whatever they’ve stocked.

How do I maintain a meenakari pooja chowki?

Just wipe it with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking it or using harsh cleaners — the wood and meenakari finish last for years with basic care.