Wooden Replica of Malana Temple – Ancient Kathkuni Architecture

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Malana, a mystical village in Parvati Valley, Kullu, is home to the ancient Jamlu Devta Temple, a sacred site for the Malana community, known for its unique culture and self-governed democracy. The temple is dedicated to Jamlu Rishi, regarded as the lawgiver deity of the region.

🏛️ Architectural Style:

• Kath-Kuni Architecture: Traditional style using alternating layers of wood and stone, built without cement. Known for seismic resistance and thermal insulation, perfect for Himalayan terrains.

• Multi-tiered Wooden Roofs: Designed to withstand snow and rain.

• Intricate Carvings: Symbolic motifs inspired by nature and local deities.

Due to restricted access to the original temple (even photography is banned near the shrine), this replica offers a respectful artistic interpretation of the sacred structure – preserving its spiritual and cultural legacy.

Own a piece of Himachal’s sacred heritage with this Handcrafted Wooden Replica of Malana Temple, inspired by the ancient shrine of Jamlu Devta, nestled in the secluded Malana village of Parvati Valley.

Meticulously handcrafted by local artisans in Kullu, this eco-friendly model showcases the region’s iconic Kath-Kuni architecture, with authentic wood layering and temple-style roofing.

Whether as a souvenir, spiritual decor, or a thoughtful gift, this miniature temple is more than a product—it’s a story of a place untouched by time, traditions guarded for centuries, and artistry passed down generations.

🛕 Malana Temple Inspired – Based on sacred Jamlu Devta Mandir
🌲 Traditional Kath-Kuni Build – Wood & Stone Style Architecture
🖐️ 100% Handmade – Crafted by Himalayan Artisans in Kullu
🎁 Perfect for Gifting – Ideal for Spiritual & Cultural Gifts
🏡 Versatile Decor – Enhance Home Temples, Offices, or Living Rooms
♻️ Eco-Friendly – Sustainable Himalayan Wood