Victorian gas-lamp revival, Mughal arch, and colonial-era decorative poles for heritage conservation zones and old-city beautification projects
Fluted tapered column, ornamental capital, multi-globe lantern cluster. Cast iron finials, acanthus leaf brackets. Signature of hill stations, cantonment areas, and colonial city centres.
Products: Trishul Heritage, Victorian Column
Four-arm pole with pointed arch brackets, geometric jali perforations, lotus bud finial. Used for heritage zones in Agra, Lucknow, Delhi, and Aurangabad.
Products: Mughal Arch 4-Arm, Jali Column
Shikhara-inspired finial, bell capital, Lotus crown, kalash top. Ideal for temple corridors, ghats, and cultural plazas across Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Odisha.
Products: Lotus Designer, Kalash Crown
Simple tapered column with wrought-iron lantern holder, cobblestone-compatible flared base. Used for Goa heritage zone projects and Portuguese-influenced city centres.
Products: Colonial Tapered, Goa Heritage
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The Trishul series embodies classical Indian architectural heritage fused with modern structural engineering. Its three-arm crown…
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The Victorian Heritage pole revives the iconic British gas-lamp street light aesthetic that defined India's colonial-era…
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The Ashok Chakra Double Arm Pole carries the national wheel motif as a crown design element…
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The Ashok Chakra Single Arm Pole brings national symbol design to single-sided road and pathway lighting.…
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The Dhal Talwar (shield and sword) motif is rooted in Maratha heritage — one of Maharashtra's…
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The Rajmudra (royal seal) motif draws from the Maratha seal design tradition. This double-arm pole is…
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Single-arm variant of the Rajmudra series for narrower roads, pathways, and one-sided lighting requirements. Same crown…
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The Trishul (trident) is one of India's most widely recognised devotional symbols and the most popular…
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The Sun (Surya) theme pole draws from the ancient Indian solar deity motif — a sunburst…
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The Vitthal (Vithoba) motif is deeply significant to the Varkari tradition of Maharashtra and Karnataka. This…
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The Om symbol crown is universally recognised across Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions — making this…
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The horse crown motif references the equestrian heritage of Maratha cavalry and is a popular choice…
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The Dhanush (bow) motif references the divine bow of Rama — a popular choice for Ram…
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The Chhatrapati design honours the legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj — the most significant figure in…
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The standard double-arm decorative pole is the most widely installed decorative pole type in India —…
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The standard single-arm decorative pole is the entry point for decorative street lighting — significantly more…
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Post-top decorative lights mount the luminaire directly at the top of the pole with no outreaching…
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The Eco series brings decorative pole aesthetics to gram panchayat budgets. Slightly lighter wall thickness (2.9mm…
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A clean minimal single arm decorative pole without specific theme motif. Smooth shaft, simple crown detailing…
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The multi-height series is designed for projects where exact height is determined on-site after foundation is…
The Heritage City Development and Augmentation Yojana (HRIDAY) scheme mandates period-appropriate street furniture including lighting poles for India's 12 designated heritage cities — Ajmer, Amaravati, Amritsar, Badami, Dwarka, Gaya, Kanchipuram, Mathura, Puri, Varanasi, Velankanni, and Warangal. Heritage decorative poles for these zones must respect the local architectural language and avoid anachronistic modern profiles.
Xera Tech has supplied heritage poles to HRIDAY projects in Varanasi (Dashashwamedh Ghat streetscape), Amritsar (Golden Temple heritage precinct), and Puri (Puri Jagannath Corridor). Our design team works with site architects and INTACH conservation advisors to ensure pole profiles, finishes, and luminaire types are contextually appropriate.
For heritage zone projects, we offer: period-accurate design development, 3D renders for civic authority approvals, prototype fabrication for approval, production in 45–60 days, and installation supervision by heritage project-experienced engineers.
