Custom Made Sai Baba Statues in Marble Stone

Typically 8–12 weeks, depending on the stone, size, and level of detail. The singhasan darshan form with a carved throne back takes longer than a plain seated murti, because the throne scrollwork is carved separately from the figure. We share progress photos at each milestone so you stay involved throughout.

Sai Baba is bought across a wider size range than most murtis. For a small home altar, 10–15 inches is the most common choice. For a pooja room or living-room mandir, 18–30 inches gives the murti proper presence. For a Sai mandir or institutional install, 48–66 inches — and 66 inches is the height of the original at the Shirdi Samadhi Mandir. Share a photo of your space on WhatsApp and we will suggest a size that fits.

White marble (Makrana or Vietnam) is by far the most popular, and it is what the Shirdi original is carved in — it suits the robe drapery and the face beautifully. Black stone gives a striking, high-contrast murti and is the South Indian temple convention. Dholpur pink sandstone is warm-toned and weather-ready for a courtyard or forecourt, and cast marble dust suits smaller, more affordable altar pieces. Tell us your preference on WhatsApp before work begins so the right stone is sourced.

Yes — that posture is the one most devotees ask for. Baba is seated on a plain stone slab with his right leg crossed over the left thigh, his left hand resting on the crossed foot, in a torn kafni with the head cloth knotted over his left shoulder. It is worked from the canonical Shirdi reference so the likeness and the posture are right. Share your reference on WhatsApp and we will quote it.

Yes. The singhasan darshan form — Baba seated relaxed and majestic on an ornately carved throne — is the form installed above the tomb at Shirdi, and it is a common commission for Sai mandirs and larger home shrines. It can be made at any size, though it reads best from 30 inches upward where the throne carving has room to show.

Yes — a 22k gold-leaf finish on the robe border, head-cloth edge, and plinth mouldings is popular, and it reads as richer without making the murti busy. A fully hand-painted finish is also possible if you want the ochre kafni and skin tones rather than natural stone. Share a reference and the palette will be matched.

Yes — Sai Baba murtis are among the most requested pieces from the diaspora, especially across the USA, UK, Canada, and the Gulf, and demand is steady all year rather than tied to one festival. We ship worldwide with experienced freight partners, multi-layer crating, and full insurance, and we share an exact freight quote once the murti is finalised so there are no surprises at delivery.