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Jeweler offers silver showroom models to Sanwalia Seth Temple

A jewelry businessman from Delhi, representing Giri Jewar Mahal, has presented two silver models of showrooms to the Shri Sanwalia Seth Temple in Mewar, Rajasthan. The two four-story models were crafted using a total of 3.370 kilograms of silver, with an estimated market value of approximately 7 lakh rupees.

The businessman follows a personal tradition of offering silver models of his new business premises to the deity whenever he opens a new location. The models represent upcoming showrooms in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, named ‘Giri Jewar Mahal Kashi’, and Raipur, Chhattisgarh, named ‘Giri Jewar Arihant’. The Varanasi showroom is scheduled for inauguration on October 26, followed by the Raipur location on November 1.

While devotees typically offer items such as silver crowns, umbrellas, or jewelry at the temple, these detailed architectural models have become a point of interest for visitors. The offering serves as an expression of faith and gratitude following the expansion of his business.

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Giri Jewar Mahal · Raipur · Rajasthan · Shri Sanwalia Seth Temple · Varanasi