The miniature model of the Kaaba can be made from materials such as wood, thick cardboard, or polyester and is typically brought as a gift upon returning from Hajj or Umrah from Mecca or Medina. As a gift full of spirituality and tranquility, the miniature model of the Kaaba is an excellent choice. The miniature model of the Kaaba, the holiest site in Islam, can be made using different materials and in various sizes, large or small, and it's essential that the Kaaba model be made as faithfully as possible, with every detail considered, by skilled hands.
Ready-made miniature models of the Kaaba are available at different price points, depending on the size and materials used. For example, there are models of the Kaaba made from polyester, covered in velvet and adorned with Quranic verses, as well as cast iron models with Quranic verses and Esmaül Hüsna motifs engraved. Prices for the models of the Kaaba vary depending on the quality of workmanship and materials used, ranging between 250 TL and 400 TL.
The Kaaba model can also be made as an architectural design project. For architects, the most important thing is to use high-quality materials to achieve the most realistic model of the Kaaba possible. The materials used must be of high quality and durable to ensure the strength and durability of the model. When making the model of the Kaaba, it's essential that the Quranic verses are written with care and precision, and that every detail is faithfully reproduced. Therefore, it's necessary to scale down the model correctly before construction and then proceed with three-dimensional construction.
The model of the Kaaba can be available in different sizes, and the larger it is, the more details it contains and requires expert craftsmanship. A large model of the Kaaba, skillfully and carefully made, will also have a magnificent appearance. After completing the project of the model of the Kaaba, the selling price during its exhibition depends on the effort expended, the quality of work, the type, and quality of the materials used. Thanks to modern technological systems, a giant model of the Kaaba with sound and light effects will be the centerpiece of any exhibition.
