A “Throne with Prabhavali Peetha” is a significant element in Hindu religious iconography and temple architecture. The term refers to a royal or ornate throne or seat, often found in temples, upon which deities or sacred idols are seated. The “Prabhavali” is an elaborately designed, semi-circular or arched backdrop behind the deity, symbolizing divine radiance and aura. The “Peetha” is the pedestal or platform on which the throne is placed. Together, they create an aesthetically rich and spiritually significant setting for worship and veneration of deities in Hindu temples.