Singhasans for Diwali
About this collection
Singhasans are the seats that hold a Laddu Gopal or another small idol, and this group is the one buyers pick for a Diwali puja and for gifting. The sizes run from small seats to mid-size pieces, so the seat should match the idol it holds. The thing that matters most is the fit: measure the idol before ordering so the singhasan gives it a steady place with room around it.
Most of these are brass, and each listing names the metal. Dust the detail with a soft brush, wipe with a dry cloth, and keep the surface dry so the finish does not mark. Lift a heavier singhasan by its base.
Good to know
What is a singhasan?
A singhasan is a seat or stand that holds an idol, and it should match the figure's size. Check the listing to see which idol it suits.
Is a brass singhasan heavy?
The weight varies with the size, so check the listing before you choose a shelf. Heavier pieces need a firm surface.
How should a singhasan be cleaned?
Dust with a soft brush and wipe with a dry cloth. Use mild soap only for marks, and dry it fully.