Structure & Form: Features a small altar or shrine area complete with tiered steps or shelves for placing idols and framed photos of deities. Many traditional designs include a gracefully carved dome (gopura) or ornamental pillars. [1, 2, 3, 4]Storage & Utility: Equipped with pull-out trays or drawers to hold ritual essentials like incense sticks, diyas (oil lamps), holy books, and aarti accessories. [1, 2]Lighting: Modern and traditional units frequently incorporate in-built LED strip lights or backlighting to highlight the sanctum. [1]Materials & Finishes: Most commonly crafted from pure wood (such as Sheesham or teak) or high-grade engineered wood with natural wood grains, as well as marble and acrylic-glass accents. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]Mounting Styles: Available as compact wall-mounted options for small apartments or grand, floor-standing units with lower storage cabinets for dedicated prayer rooms