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Shubh Aarambh Lit Laxmi Ganesh Mandir Frame — Preserved Moss Wall Shrine, 8"

Name: Shubh Aarambh Lit Laxmi Ganesh Mandir Frame — Preserved Moss Wall Shrine, 8"
Brand: The Happiness Story
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A lit Laxmi Ganesh wall mandir that turns one corner of a home or an office intoa small permanent shrine. Real preserved moss and flowers sit behind a carvedjali arch, and concealed warm lighting glows out through the lattice after dark.No watering, no sunlight, no...

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02 · Good to Know

Before you gift it

Everything worth knowing — sizes, shelf life, branding, shipping — in one place.

Shipping & delivery

Bulk & branding

From 25 units: logo on the box, branded ribbon and a custom card. GST invoice on every business order — see corporate gifting for tiers and sampling.

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Description

Most festival gifts are gone inside a week. Sweets get eaten, dry fruit gets
passed on, a diya set comes out once a year and goes back into a cupboard. This
one gets hung on a wall the day it arrives and is still there next Diwali,
lit every evening.

That is what makes it work as a gift you give with your name attached. Laxmi and
Ganesha together are the most-invoked pairing in Indian gifting — prosperity and
the clearing of obstacles — and giving them as a lit mandir rather than a printed
frame says the thought went further than a catalogue order. For a client, a new
homeowner, a colleague moving into a first flat of their own, or a shop opening
its shutters for the first time, it lands as a blessing rather than a formality.

It is also genuinely easy to receive. Nothing to assemble, nothing to plant,
nothing that will quietly die in three months and become the recipient's problem.
It comes out of the box finished, hangs on a single nail, and asks for nothing
afterwards.

Specifications

Overall Size - 8" x 8" x 2"
Frame Material - MDF with dark walnut finish
Frame Detailing - Laser-cut jali lattice with scalloped mehrab arch and swastik motif
Idols - Gold-toned metal Lakshmi and Ganesha on a raised plinth
Interior - Preserved reindeer moss with assorted preserved flowers
Lighting - Concealed warm-white LED, powered by DC cable
Mounting - Sawtooth hook on back panel; also stands on a flat surface
Botanical Life - 3+ years indoors with correct placement
Maintenance - No watering, no sunlight, no live-plant care
Use - Indoor only

Perfect for

Diwali · Dhanteras · Griha Pravesh · Navratri · Ganesh Chaturthi · Akshaya Tritiya · Shop & Office Opening · Wedding & Anniversary · Housewarming · Client Appreciation · Employee Diwali Gifting · Return Gift

Additional information

THE FRAME

The front face is cut as a jali — the pierced lattice screen used in Indian
temple and haveli architecture to filter light and air. Here it does exactly that
job: with the internal lighting on, the pattern of the lattice is thrown out onto
the wall around the frame, so the piece lights its own corner rather than sitting
flat against it. At the centre, a scalloped mehrab arch opens into the recess,
giving the idols a doorway to stand in instead of a background to sit against.
Below the arch, a cut swastik flanked by two vertical bars, backlit by the same
concealed lighting.

The box is 2 inches deep, which is what allows the interior to be a genuine
three-dimensional scene rather than a printed image behind glass.

THE BOTANICALS

The greenery is real reindeer moss, preserved rather than dried — treated so it
holds the texture, softness and colour it had when harvested. It is no longer
living, which is the point: it will never need water, will never need sunlight,
will never grow leggy or drop leaves, and will not attract insects, because there
is no soil and no moisture anywhere in the piece. The flower clusters worked into
the moss are preserved in the same way.

Kept indoors and out of direct sun, the botanicals hold their colour for three
years and more.

THE IDOLS AND THE LIGHT

Goddess Lakshmi stands on a lotus base to the left, Lord Ganesha to her right,
both cast in gold-toned metal with the halo and ornament detail picked out.
Warm-white LED lighting is built into the box and hidden from view — you see the
glow on the moss, the gold and the wall, never the source. A slim cable runs out
from the side, so the piece can be positioned near any point.

WHERE TO PUT IT

It hangs from a single nail on the sawtooth hook fitted to the back panel, and it
also stands upright on a flat surface, which makes it as workable on a mandir
shelf or a reception counter as on a wall. It suits an entrance foyer, a pooja
corner, a study, a cabin, a shop counter or a reception desk. Keep it away from
direct sunlight, away from bathrooms and damp exterior walls, and at a safe
distance from open flame.

FOR CORPORATE ORDERS — PERSONALISATION

The piece can be personalised, but not everywhere on it, and this is worth being
specific about.

The right surface is the 2-inch side edge of the box. It is hard, flat, wide
enough for a wordmark, and — crucially — it is not in the sightline to the
idols. A small brushed brass plaque mounted flush on that edge is the cleanest
route and reads as premium; direct laser engraving into the walnut-stained MDF
is also possible, though on a dark stain the burn gives a subtle tone-on-tone
mark rather than a high-contrast one, so a metallic UV print is the better choice
if legibility matters.

The back panel takes a larger dedication or a "presented by" line, though it is
hidden once the piece is on a wall — better suited to a message than to a logo.

Two surfaces we would advise against. The lower front panel is flat and would
take a mark, but it sits directly beneath the deities, and a company logo in that
position reads poorly to a lot of recipients. And nothing is ever applied to the
moss, the flowers or the idols themselves.

For most corporate Diwali programmes, the strongest option is to leave the piece
itself unbranded and carry the identity on the outer gift box and an accompanying
card — the gift stays purely devotional, and the brand is still unmistakably
present at the moment of opening.

Please note

Indoor use only. Keep out of direct sunlight — UV is the one thing that fades
preserved botanicals. Keep away from open flame, diyas and burning agarbatti.
Do not water, mist or wipe the moss; no liquid of any kind. Dust with a soft
brush or a cool hairdryer held at a distance. Handle by the wooden frame, not by
the moss or flowers. Avoid damp walls, bathrooms and unventilated rooms during
the monsoon. Wipe the wooden frame with a dry cloth only.