Marble murtis
Hand-carved from Makrana-style white marble, with optional hand-painted detailing and gold work. Suited to temples and home mandirs alike.
Deity Sculptures & Decor
Sacred art, made in the traditional way.
Brass and marble deity statues, temple pieces, gemstone malas, and traditional decor — carved and finished by artisan families in India who have practiced these crafts for generations.
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Murtis & Temple Pieces
Deity sculptures in brass and marble
From a small home-altar murti to a temple installation, each statue is made to order in the size, posture, and finish your tradition calls for.
Brass statues
Cast and hand-finished brass murtis, from palm-size to temple scale, with the deep detailing and patina traditional casting makes possible.
Temple pieces
Bells, lamps, puja accessories, and architectural elements to complete a temple or home shrine.
Representative style — every piece is carved to order.
Malas & Handicrafts
Gemstone malas, marble inlay & brass decor
Smaller works, same standard of craft — for daily practice, gifts, and the home.
Gemstone malas
Traditional 108-bead malas strung from genuine gemstones — rudraksha, sandalwood, quartz, and more — knotted and finished by hand.
Marble handicrafts
Inlay work in the Agra tradition — plates, tabletops, boxes, and decorative pieces set with semi-precious stone.
Brass decor
Figurines, candle stands, wall pieces, and accents cast in brass and finished by hand — warm, substantial, and made to last.
Representative style — every piece is carved to order.
Investment
What to expect
- Gemstone malasfrom $95
- Marble handicrafts & inlayfrom $120
- Brass deity statues & decorfrom $150
- Marble murtisfrom $250
- Large & temple-scale statuestypically $600 – $2,000+
Pricing includes hand-carving or casting to order, import handling, and delivery coordination.
Every piece is made to order. Final pricing is confirmed in your personal quote before any commitment.
Our Approach
Respect for the tradition behind the object
A murti is not a decoration, and we don't treat it like one. The workshops we partner with follow traditional methods and iconography, and we take care that each piece is made, packed, and shipped with the respect it deserves.
If your temple or community has specific requirements — dimensions, stone, iconographic details, or timing around an installation or consecration — tell us up front and we'll plan the commission around them.
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