Jaipur · Hand-carved marble

Marble murtis, carved by hand in Jaipur

White and black marble deity statues, finished in gold and silver work — and commissioned pieces made to your size, finish and design.

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त्वमेव माता च पिता त्वमेव

You alone are mother, and you alone are father.

A murti is not an ornament. It is a presence you make room for — which is why every one of ours is carved by hand, never cast.

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Close view of a white marble Radha Krishna pair with fine gold detailing

The material

Makrana marble, worked the way it has been for centuries

Makrana is the marble Rajasthan is known for — dense, fine-grained, and bright enough that carved detail holds its edge instead of softening. It is the stone the Taj Mahal was built from.

It is also unforgiving. A single deep cut in the wrong place and the block is finished. That is why the work is slow, and why it is still done by hand.

  • Single-block carvingEach murti is cut from one piece. No joins, no resin filler, no casting.
  • Hand-finished detailJewellery, drapery and features are worked by hand after the form is carved.
  • Gold and silver workApplied by specialist artisans, piece by piece.
See the process

Why buy from us

Carved to order

Tell us the deity, size, marble and finish — we carve it for you.

Crated and foam-packed

Every murti is crated before dispatch. Marble travels once — it has to travel right.

Makrana marble

Cut from single blocks, hand-finished — no resin, no casting.

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From marble block to finished murti

Step 1

Sourcing the marble

We select raw marble blocks from trusted Rajasthan quarries, chosen for grain, colour, and structural integrity.

Step 2

Roughing out the form

Skilled karigars block out the basic form of the deity by hand, working from the client's chosen design.

Step 3

Detailed hand carving

Facial features, jewellery, and drapery are carved over several days of fine detail work.

Step 4

Polishing and finishing

Each murti is hand-polished, and painted or antique-finished per the customer's preference.

Step 5

Quality check and packing

Every piece is inspected, then crated and foam-packed for safe domestic or international transit.

Black marble Shrinathji murti dressed in shringar

Commissions

Have one made for your mandir

Most of what leaves the workshop was made for someone specific — a particular height for a particular niche, a finish chosen to sit with the room, a deity not held in stock.

If you cannot find what you are looking for on this page, that is usually the reason to commission it rather than settle.

  • Tell us what you wantDeity, size, marble, finish and base — a reference photo helps.
  • We quote in 24–48 hoursWith a realistic timeline before anything is committed.
  • You see it take shapeProgress photographs while the piece is being carved.
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