Custom Made Marble Handicraft & Decor Items

What is in the marble handicraft collection

This collection is everything carved in stone that is neither a deity nor a shrine. Urli bowls, elephants, serving trays, lamps, candle and incense holders, wall plaques, urns and inlay work — the pieces that furnish a room rather than a pooja. They are made to order by the master sculptors we work with, in Makrana white marble, Vietnam white marble, black stone, Dholpur pink sandstone or cast marble dust, at sizes you specify. Most sit between 7 and 18 inches, the range that works on a table, a console or a shelf.

This is also the collection that takes bulk orders. Corporate gifting, wedding return gifts and hospitality fit-outs are all ordinary here, and quantity changes the arithmetic in your favour — a run of fifty identical pieces is quoted differently from a single one. If that is what you need, say so at the start rather than after.

How this differs from the other collections

Three collections divide everything by what the object is. Handicraft and decor — this page — is the non-devotional stone work. Marble statues are the figures: deities, saints, named forms. Marble temples are the mandir structures a murti sits inside.

The line is not always obvious. A Ganesha pen stand or a low-relief plaque carries a deity but functions as an object, so it lives here rather than with the statues. If you are unsure which collection holds what you want, the themed collections page groups by occasion instead — griha pravesh gifts, pooja-room pieces — which is often the easier way in when you are shopping for a moment rather than for a thing.

Commissioning a handicraft piece

Nothing here is a fixed range, and this is the collection where a completely new idea is most common. A shape you sketched, a piece you saw and photographed, a tray sized to a particular table, a set of elephants in a stone shown here on something else — all ordinary. Marble takes carving, piercing, inlay and enamel work, so the constraint is usually the size of the block and the fragility of the design rather than the design itself, and we will tell you plainly if something will not survive daily handling.

For a single piece, message us on WhatsApp with a photograph or a sketch and the rough dimensions. For a bulk order, include the quantity and the date you need them by, and the quote comes back with both. Either way the design is agreed before any stone is cut, and the finished work is delivered to your door.