# Makrana White Marble Ajitnath Bhagwan Murti, 21in > A 21-inch Makrana white marble Ajitnath Bhagwan murti seated in padmasana, the elephant lanchhana carved on the stepped pedestal. **Source:** https://www.tilakmandirwala.com/products/makrana-white-marble-ajitnath-bhagwan-murti-21in **Business:** Tilak Mandirwala — made-to-order marble temples (mandirs), statues and decorative handicrafts. Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. Founded 2006. **How it works:** Each piece is carved to order by the independent master sculptors TMW works with in Jaipur's Khajane Walon Ka Rasta sculptors' market. TMW designs the piece with the customer, briefs the sculptor, and follows it through to delivery and installation. **Pricing:** request-for-quote — pieces are custom, so the site carries no list prices. **Ships:** across India; export enquiries welcome. **About the image:** a design visualisation, not a photograph of stock on hand. The piece is carved to order after the design is agreed. **Availability:** made to order. Ajitnath Bhagwan is the second of the twenty-four Tirthankars. He was born at Ayodhya to King Jitashatru and Queen Vijaya of the Ikshvaku line, and named for what the tradition says of him: the unconquered, the one no passion could get the better of. Twenty-one inches is the height at which that stillness starts to hold a room. It is taller than a shelf murti and smaller than a pratishtha installation: the size a family derasar is usually built around, where the murti sits at or slightly above the eye of someone seated before it. The stone is Makrana white marble, the same quarry that has supplied Jain derasars in Rajasthan and Gujarat for centuries. It is a brilliant neutral white with the faintest cream undertone and a compact crystalline grain, and it takes a fine chisel without crumbling at the edge. That matters here, because almost everything that identifies Ajitnath is small work. The srivatsa on the bare chest, the kandora waistband over the kachota pleats, the kundals at the drawn earlobes, the open chakshus eyes and the carved crown are all cut by hand in the Jaipur workshop after the seated mass and the lotus cushion have been brought out of the block. His canonical complexion in the agamas is gold, not white, so a white marble Ajitnath is a material choice rather than a doctrinal one. It is the choice most derasars make, because white stone reads clearly under lamp light and takes prakshal without staining. The finish is a soft satin rather than a mirror polish, worked up in progressive grades on hand rotators. Satin keeps the carved line legible; a high gloss on a figure this size throws highlights across the face and flattens exactly the detail the carver spent the longest on. Iconography follows Shvetambar Murtipujak convention throughout: padmasana on a lotus cushion, hands laid flat and stacked in the lap right over left, the gaze drawn to the nose-tip, a plain arched stele behind the head. The elephant, his lanchhana, is carved on the front face of the stepped pedestal, and it is the one mark that tells him apart at a glance from the twenty-three other Jinas, whose posture and attributes are otherwise identical. He attained nirvana at Sammed Shikharji. Allow roughly fourteen inches of clear width for the pedestal, with a little more on either side for the ashta-prakari pooja articles, and a shelf or chowki that can carry about forty kilos. Each piece is carved to order over eight to twelve weeks, so the height, the stele and the pedestal can all be adjusted, whether that means a taller figure for a community derasar, a blank pedestal face left for a pratishtha inscription, or the same form in a warmer or cooler white. Message us on WhatsApp with your niche dimensions and we will work back from there. ## Specifications - **Material:** Makrana White Marble - **Finish:** Soft polish (satin) - **Colour:** White - **Height:** 21 inches - **Width:** 14 inches - **Depth:** 11 inches - **Weight:** 40 kg - **Ideal for:** Home derasar, Family derasar, Pooja room Stone, size and finish are all changeable — these are the specifications of the piece as shown. ## Media ### Images (1) - https://vptrobfqdvauunfvodxw.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/tmw-media-assets/Statue%20product%20images/makrana-white-marble-ajitnath-bhagwan-murti-21in.webp (primary, concept render) All media is public and CORS-open — fetch directly, no signing or proxy needed. ## Part of - [Statues](https://www.tilakmandirwala.com/collections/custom-marble-statues) ## Related pieces - [Makrana White Marble Mahavir Swami Murti, 15in](https://www.tilakmandirwala.com/products/makrana-white-marble-mahavir-swami-murti-15in) - [Makrana White Marble Sumatinath Murti, 11in](https://www.tilakmandirwala.com/products/makrana-white-marble-sumatinath-murti-11in) - [Makrana White Marble Mallinath Murti, 15in](https://www.tilakmandirwala.com/products/makrana-white-marble-mallinath-murti-15in) ## Enquire about this piece - WhatsApp, message pre-written: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=919766532408&text=Hi!%20I'd%20like%20a%20quote%20to%20have%20this%20design%20made%3A%20Makrana%20White%20Marble%20Ajitnath%20Bhagwan%20Murti%2C%2021in.%20Product%20link%3A%20https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tilakmandirwala.com%2Fproducts%2Fmakrana-white-marble-ajitnath-bhagwan-murti-21in - Tell us the size, the stone and where it is going. We will send you a quote and a timeline. ## Contact Tilak Mandirwala - Email: info@tilakmandirwala.com - Phone: +91 92141 72150 - WhatsApp: https://wa.me/919766532408 - Enquiry form: https://www.tilakmandirwala.com/contact - Store: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India — https://www.tilakmandirwala.com/best-mandir-shop-jaipur Enquiries are quoted per piece: share the deity or object, an approximate height, and the stone you have in mind.