A traditional puja altar seat (chaurang aasan) used to place deities, holy scriptures, or prayer items during worship, often handmade with fabric, yarn, or wood and designed to add ceremonial elegance to a home temple. Five features Material variations: available in fabric, wool, or wood with decorative elements to suit different temple aesthetics. Elevation and stability: lightweight to moderately sturdy, providing a raised platform for idols or scriptures while staying secure. Decorative embellishments: may include fringes, embroidery, swastik motifs, or decorative corners to enhance festive or devotional ambience. Size options: offered in multiple dimensions (e.g., 12–28 inches square or similar) to fit small home mandirs or larger altar setups. Multi-purpose use: suitable for pooja setups, housewarmings, festivals, or as a decorative ceremonial piece.