HomeTriangle.com's "Homeowner Styles" series features contributions from style savvy homeowners who open the doors to their home to welcome the HomeTriangle audience and share their thoughts and ideas about the special spots in their homes and the aesthetic elements that came together to craft one of a kind decor and interiors! In this feature Neha Agarwal describes a Brass Ganpati, bright flowers floating in an urli, and a hint of light coming from a votive/ diya; her favorite decor "go to" for an auspicious occasion at home!
HomeTriangle.com's "Homeowner Styles" series features contributions from style savvy homeowners who open the doors to their home to welcome the HomeTriangle audience and share their thoughts and ideas about the special spots in their homes and the aesthetic elements that came together to craft one of a kind decor and interiors!
A festive brass Ganpati
The elephant decorated stand itself has brass inlay detail on the top surface
A close up of the incense holder
The details on the brass incense holder
This is how the final setting looks, Brass urli, Lord Ganpati, a silver diya and the brightly colored place-mat
Detailed work on the brass bajot/chowki that the urli is placed upon
The bright yellow marigolds and rose petals provide a dash of color in the solemn setting
Since the decor of the surrounding area is sober and neutral, with the veneer wall unit serving as the backdrop (and the ceremonies were to be performed in the evening), the floating marigolds and rose petals in the antique finish brass urli lend some color and brightness to the room.
The end result was a resplendent display, colorful and fragrant, and joyfully festive!
