Mor Vedi – Peacock Theme Mandir Décor Set | Craft Decor

🦚 Jab mor ka pankh sajta hai mandir mein — toh bhagwan bhi ruk jaate hain.

Every festival, you dress yourself. You dress the home. And then you look at the mandir — and lay whatever cloth is available. A mismatched backdrop. A chowki cover in a different colour. A floor spread from another set entirely. Nothing coordinates. Nothing feels complete.

The Mor Vedi changes that. One set. One vision. Three pieces that dress your entire mandir in the same rich peacock palette — backdrop, chowki surface, and floor — so that when the murti is placed and the diya is lit, the setup looks like it was designed, not assembled.

📦 What's in your Mor Vedi Set:

🦚 1 Peacock Backdrop — 2 ft (24 inches)
    Circular mandala-sun design in deep teal, emerald, orange and gold. Mounts on the wall behind your chowki. Visible from across the room. Frames the deity like a royal throne.

🟡 1 Inner Chowki Cover — 16 inches
    Goes directly on top of the chowki surface. The platform on which your murti sits. Sized for standard home mandirs — fits most 12–16 inch chowkis perfectly.

🟠 1 Outer Chowki Cover — 24 inches
    Goes on the floor around the base of the chowki, creating a decorative floor skirt that extends the peacock theme from wall to floor in one unbroken visual. No separate rangoli needed.

✅ Reusable — packs flat, stores easily, comes out looking the same every season
✅ Washable — gentle hand wash, air dry, festival-ready again
✅ No mess, no effort — zero powder, zero glue, zero setup time beyond laying and hanging

🪄 How to set up your Mor Vedi — 3 steps, 5 minutes

Step 1 — The Backdrop: Mount or hang the circular peacock backdrop on the wall directly behind where your chowki will stand. It works with a nail, a hook, or simple tape — the fabric is lightweight. Centre it so the murti will sit in front of the mandala's heart.

Step 2 — The Inner Cover: Lay the 16-inch chowki cover flat on top of your chowki surface. Smooth it to the edges. Place your murti, diya, and puja samagri on top as usual.

Step 3 — The Outer Cover: Spread the 24-inch outer cover on the floor directly below and around the chowki. It acts as a decorative floor skirt — extending the peacock motif from the chowki down to the ground, creating a seamless, fully dressed altar space.

Total setup time: under 5 minutes. Total visual impact: complete mandir transformation.

✨ Why the Mor Vedi is unlike anything in the mandir decoration market

🦚 Coordination — The Rarest Thing in Festive Décor — Every piece in this set shares the same peacock palette, the same design language, the same level of craft. The backdrop matches the chowki cover matches the floor piece. You cannot buy this kind of visual unity in three separate items from three different shops. The Mor Vedi is designed as a system, not assembled as a collection.

⏱️ 5 Minutes vs 45 Minutes — The Rangoli Argument — A traditional rangoli takes 30-60 minutes to create, cannot be reused, washes away in rain, and leaves powder on every surface. The Mor Vedi takes 5 minutes, stores flat for next year, and leaves no residue. The setup that looks like you spent an hour took you five.

🔁 Reusable Every Festival, Every Year — Navratri this year. Diwali next month. Ganesh Chaturthi next year. Griha Pravesh whenever it comes. The Mor Vedi is fabric — it packs flat, stores in a standard shelf, and comes out looking exactly as it did the first time. A decoration you keep is an investment. A decoration you discard is an expense.

🎨 The Peacock Palette — Rich, Royal, Universally Auspicious — Deep teal, emerald green, orange flame and gold — the peacock's colours are India's festive colours. They work on white walls, cream walls, yellow walls. They complement gold brass, silver steel, and marigold orange. The Mor Vedi does not clash with your existing mandir — it elevates it.

📸 The Mandir That Gets Photographed — A dressed mandir with a coordinated backdrop, chowki cover, and floor spread is the centrepiece of every festive photo. The Mor Vedi gives your mandir the visual weight that makes people stop scrolling when they see it on your family WhatsApp.

🦚 The Peacock in Indian Devotion — Why This Motif for Your Mandir

The mor — the peacock — is one of the most sacred motifs in Hindu tradition. It is the vahana of Saraswati, the goddess of wisdom and learning. The peacock feather is Krishna's crown adornment — worn at the height of his divinity. And the peacock's iridescent beauty is associated with Lakshmi's abundance — the shimmering wealth that arrives at the blessed home. When you dress your mandir in peacock colours, you are not choosing a pattern. You are choosing a prayer.

🗓️ Perfect for Every Sacred Occasion

✅ Navratri — nine nights of Devi puja, nine nights of the Mor Vedi in full display
✅ Diwali — Lakshmi puja setup that looks complete, royal, and photographable
✅ Ganesh Chaturthi — the peacock is Saraswati's vahana, complement to Ganesh's energy
✅ Janmashtami — the peacock feather is Krishna's — the most fitting backdrop for his puja
✅ Griha Pravesh — dress the new home's mandir for the first puja with a setup worthy of the occasion
✅ Satyanarayan Puja & Weddings — compact, portable, easy to set up at any venue
✅ Daily Mandir — rich enough for special occasions, elegant enough for every day

🧼 Care Instructions

🫧 Backdrop: Spot clean or gentle hand wash — cold water, mild detergent. Air dry flat or hang. Do not wring.
🫧 Chowki Covers: Hand wash separately, cold water. The colours are set — wash like a dupatta, treat like a saree.
📦 Storage: Fold flat or roll — do not crumple. Store in a dry place between festivals.
✅ All three pieces are designed to be reused across multiple festival seasons.

🛍️ Complete your festive mandir with the full Craft Decor setup.

Pair your Mor Vedi with the Nada Kaanch Glass Puja Bell — the crystal sound to match the peacock vision — and the Kaanch Modak Diya Set for light that completes the altar.

👉 Shop Nada Kaanch Glass Bell →
👉 Shop Kaanch Modak Diya Set →

Mor ka rang. Mandir ka shringar. Bhagwan ka swagat. 🦚

Lay it. Hang it. Light it. Your mandir is ready.