TOVP Terraces, Balusters and Chatris
Thu, July 28, 2022
by Sadbhuja Das
We would like to show you a short video review of the current state of several outdoor areas of TOVP. These are the upper open terraces, which are located at the base of the Domes, stone balusters (handrails) and spacious halls at the top of the Chatri Towers. The terraces, located outside the domes, are
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TOVP Domes and Chatris External Progress
Thu, June 24, 2021
by Sadbhuja Das
See how wonderful the Domes and Chatris look! Bathed in monsoon rains, the dome tiles sparkle brightly in the sun. The dome ribs, covered with Germanic mineral paint, are still fresh and shiny with gold. The signs of the Vaishnava Tilaka, located along the perimeter of the main domes, look very majestic. Chatris, clad in
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Chatri Floor Progress (Sept, 2019)
Wed, September 25, 2019
by Sadbhuja Das
The flooring in one of the Chatris is finally completed! The detail work was done a couple of days ago, and now we are currently cleaning and polishing the surface. It is looking quite stunning, and we hope to commence the flooring in the other Chatris very soon. TOVP NEWS AND UPDATES – STAY
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Kalash Installation Progress
Sun, June 04, 2017
by Sadbhuja Das
Pictured here is the team of Russian technicians at work inside the TOVP putting together the Kalashes to be mounted on the various domes and Chatris. You can admire the beautiful pieces of titanium nitride being assembled.
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Chatri Kalash Coverings
Thu, July 21, 2016
by Ratna Devi Dasi
The chatri work continues to progress at the TOVP and across international borders as well. We have received images from Russia on the advancement of the work on the chatri kalash coverings. Four of the large chatri kalash coverings are being manufactured in Russia. Each kalash is 3.5 meters high and has a diameter of
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The Progression of the Chatri Artisan Work Continues
Sat, June 25, 2016
by Ratna Devi Dasi
Chatris are elevated dome-shaped pavilions used as an element in Indian architecture. They are commonly used to depict the elements of dignity and honor in architecture. The word chatri means “canopy” or “umbrella.” The word chatri is also used to refer to the small pavilions that mark the corners and roof of an entrance of
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Chatri Marble Cladding Commences
Thu, June 09, 2016
by Sadbhuja Das
We’re starting the cladding of white marble (from Vietnam) underneath the chatris. In a few days we’ll show you some pictures with the trimmings (pillars).
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Titanium Nitride Ribbons on the Chatris
Wed, April 27, 2016
by Janesvari Devi Dasi
Another ‘historical event’ for the TOVP, gold ribbons in Titanium nitride are going up on the Chatris. These will catch the sunlight and create a beautiful golden glow, as seen in the pictures.
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TOVP Construction Update, March 2016
Tue, March 22, 2016
by Janesvari Devi Dasi
We’re pleased to inform you of the latest happenings at the TOVP: 3 of the 8 chatris have been completed with blue tiles and kalashes. More segments have been put onto the 3 domes, in preparation for the kalashes. The 4th stage (out of 6) of the decorative sandstone features has been completed. Also 2
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