How to Order a Custom Marble Murti
What to prepare, how quotations and approvals work, and what a reference photo can achieve.
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Custom marble murtis
A murti made to your requirements: the deity, posture, size and finish you need, for your home mandir or temple.
Short answer
How do I order a custom marble murti?
Send us the deity, form, approximate height and intended use using the form below, then share any reference photographs on WhatsApp. We will discuss the design with you and send a written quotation with packing and shipping shown separately. Production begins once you confirm.
The process
From first message to delivery
Share your requirement
Tell us the deity, form, approximate height, intended use and date, with reference images if you have them.
Select deity and design
We discuss posture, attributes, base and details so the design is clear before anything is carved.
Choose the size
We help you decide on a height that suits your mandir, puja room or temple sanctum.
Discuss marble and finish
We explain the marble options and finishes, such as natural polish, painted details or gold work.
Receive a quotation
You receive a written quotation, with packing and shipping to your country shown separately.
Confirm the order
Once you are happy with the design, price and timeline, you confirm the order.
Production
The murti is shaped, carved, detailed and finished.
Quality inspection
The finished murti is checked for proportion, detail and finish before packing.
Photographs or video
Ask us for photographs of the finished murti before it is packed.
Packing
The murti is packed to protect carved details during the journey.
Shipment
The murti is shipped to your address, and we share the shipping details with you.
What to include in your enquiry
- The deity, and the form or posture you have in mind.
- The approximate height, and the space where the murti will sit.
- Reference photographs, if you have them.
- Marble and finish preferences, such as plain white or painted details.
- Where the murti will be used: home, temple, office or gift.
- The date you need it by, and your city and country for shipping.
Not sure yet? That is fine. Tell us what you know and we will help with the rest. The custom murti guide explains each point.
Good to know
- Natural marble has veining and tonal variation, so no two murtis are identical.
- A carved murti is an interpretation of a reference, not an exact copy, so small differences are normal.
- Larger murtis travel by freight and need a plan for delivery and placement.
- Import duties and taxes are set by your country and are explained when we quote.
Enquire
Tell us about your murti
The more you can share, the more accurate our reply. Send the form, then share any reference photographs or drawings with us on WhatsApp or by email. They are never published.
Fields marked * are required. Everything else is optional.
FAQ
Custom order questions
Can I send a photograph of a murti I like?
Yes. Send the form, then share your reference photographs or drawings with us on WhatsApp or by email. They are never published. A reference helps us understand the posture, style and details you want. A carved murti is interpreted by the carver, so small differences from a photograph are normal.
How long does a custom marble murti take?
It depends on the size, the amount of detail and the finish. We confirm a realistic timeline in your quotation, before you commit. If you need the murti for a particular date, such as a festival or a temple consecration, tell us when you enquire.
Do I pay anything when I enquire?
No payment is taken when you send an enquiry through this website. Payment terms are set out in your quotation.
Can you make a murti for a temple?
Please tell us the deity, the sanctum dimensions, the pedestal height and your timeline. It helps to involve your temple priest or committee early, as they may have specific requirements for iconography and proportions.
Guides
Helpful guides
Marble Murti Size Guide
How to measure your space and choose a murti height, with typical ranges in inches and centimetres.
Read the guideChoosing a Marble Murti for a Temple
Planning points for temple committees, from sanctum measurements to pratishtha timing.
Read the guide
Enquire
Prefer to talk it through?
Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form. We are happy to answer questions before you decide.
Prefer to talk it through? Book a free video call on Zoom or Google Meet.