A singhasan is the seat or throne on which a deity image is placed, made in wood or metal and sized to the image it holds.
Also spelt: sinhasan, simhasan, singhaasan, singhasan throne, throne, seat
Related terms
Jhula (palna)
A jhula, also called a palna, is a swing cradle made to hold a deity image, built in wood or metal and sized to the image.
Shringar
Shringar is the Sanskrit-derived word for adornment; on this site it means the ornaments, garments and decorations made for a deity image rather than for a person to wear.
Questions about Singhasan?
The Rajkot workshop can advise on sizing, materials and custom commissions.