Our Hand-Carved Sculptures in Real Homes

When you see these sculptures in our clients' homes, you are looking at the final destination of a process that starts with raw stone in our workshop. Each installation tells a different story. In prayer rooms, we often see our pure white marble Ganesha idols placed on marble pedestals, often paired with soft ambient lighting to highlight the intricate hand-carved facial features. For outdoor settings, such as the garden installations in Kochi or Thanjavur, our clients use concrete plinths to ensure stability and proper drainage for our weather-resistant Buddha statues.

Preparing for Your Installation

Bringing a piece of stone art home involves a few practical considerations:

• Foundation: For our larger, monumental pieces (4ft to 6ft), you will need a sturdy concrete base. These pieces can weigh up to 1.5 tons and require mechanical equipment like a crane for safe placement.
• Placement: We design our garden sculptures to be all-weather resistant, meaning they will handle direct sunlight, rain, and frost without degrading.
• Logistics: We handle the complexity of shipping, which includes fumigated wooden crating and protective foam. We provide curbside delivery, meaning it is helpful to have a plan for moving the statue from the drop-off point to its final home inside your property.

We pride ourselves on the fact that no two placements are the same. Every home layout dictates a different approach to lighting and landscaping. If you are planning a specific spot for a new statue, feel free to share a photo of your space with us. We can guide you on the right size and stone type—whether it be white marble, black granite, or sandstone—to ensure your sculpture fits perfectly.