Ashtamangal Wooden carving Temple

This is a hand-carved wooden temple (home altar or shrine), typically used in Hindu and Buddhist households for daily prayers and rituals.

Here are the main details:

• Material: Solid wood (likely teak or rosewood) with intricate hand carving.
• Design:
  
• The doors feature auspicious symbols such as the Endless Knot, lotus, stupa, and other protective motifs.
• The crown/top has layered carvings, often symbolizing temple architecture.
• Two pull-out drawers at the bottom, which are commonly used for incense, prayer items, or storage of ritual accessories.
• Craftsmanship: Made in Nepal or India, entirely by hand, highlighting fine woodworking traditions.
• Use: Placed in homes as a sacred space for idols, scriptures, or offering lamps.