Handcrafted Marble Dust Radha Krishna Jugal Jodi for Home Mandir, 12-inch

Krishna stands in tribhanga, the flute already at his lips, and Radha stands at his left with one hand resting near his shoulder — the jugal jodi as Braj imagines it, caught in the moment just before the note. Both wear small mukut crowns and finely worked jewellery, and both share a single lotus base, so the pair reads as one composition rather than two figures set side by side. At 12 inches this is a shelf piece, not a plinth piece, and that size is exactly why it is cast in marble dust composite. Crushed marble bound in resin gives a very fine, uniform white body that holds crisp detail — the pleats of Radha's saree, the beads of Krishna's vaijayanti mala, the petal edges of the lotus — at a scale where quarried stone starts to fight the chisel. The soft satin polish keeps the surface calm under a diya flame instead of throwing hard highlights back at you. Every piece is cast and hand-finished for you by the artisan families we work with in Jaipur, on the same benches that finish our quarried-marble work. We design it with you, brief the sculptor, watch the finishing, and follow it through to your door. Nothing is pulled off a shelf — each jugal jodi is made against the order it was placed for. Sizing for a home mandir: roughly 12 inches tall, 8 inches across the pair and 5 inches deep, at about 7 kg. Light enough for a wooden mandir shelf, heavy enough to stay put during aarti. It suits a daily home mandir, a griha pravesh housewarming, and the wedding or anniversary gift where a Radha Krishna murti is the expected — and the right — choice. Prefer it larger, or in quarried Makrana or Vietnam white marble, or standing on a separate carved chowki base? Send us the shelf measurement and the look you have in mind, and we will quote that version instead.