Makrana White Marble Veer Hanuman Statue with Gada, 4ft

This is Veer Hanuman in his warrior aspect — the mace (gada) lifted high, the tail curled in an upward arc, the whole body coiled into a stride of fearless devotion. It is the form invoked for courage, protection and unwavering strength, sculpted here at a commanding 48-inch scale meant to anchor a temple sanctum or a community mandir. The murti is hand-carved from Makrana White Marble, the same brilliant, fine-grained stone Rajasthan's master craftsmen have shaped for Mughal-era monuments and North Indian temples for centuries. Its neutral white tone carries only the faintest warmth, and its compact crystalline grain holds crisp detail — the layered marigold garland, the ornamented crown and halo, the finely tooled sacred cord and dhoti pleats all read clearly from across a hall. Finished to a soft satin polish, the surface catches temple light without harsh glare, keeping the carving's depth visible. Every piece is made to order through TMW's network of independent Jaipur sculptors, so proportions, base detailing and finish can be tuned to the space it will stand in. At four feet tall on its carved plinth, this Veer Hanuman is built to be a focal murti — placed on a raised altar in a temple or mandir, garlanded and lit with a diya at its base. It suits congregational spaces and larger home temples where a heroic, protective presence is the intention.