Free video consultation
Talk to us on a video call
What we can talk about
Any question, large or small
Choosing a murti
Which deity, posture and style suit your home mandir or temple, and how a piece will look in the space you have.
Sizes and proportions
Heights that suit your mandir, the garbhagriha or a wall niche, and how several murtis work together as a set.
Custom and temple work
Your drawings, reference photographs and the details of a new temple, an expansion or a murti sthapana.
Marble and finish
Plain white, painted or gold-worked finishes, and what to ask about the marble used for your murti.
Shipping to your country
How a murti travels to you, what the shipping quotation covers and what to expect when it arrives.
Trade and project enquiries
For temple committees, architects, developers and retailers who want to discuss a larger requirement.
How it works
Three simple steps
1. Tell us when suits you
Use the form or WhatsApp. Mention your time zone and what you would like to discuss.
2. We confirm and send a link
You receive a Zoom or Google Meet link for the agreed time. Nothing to install if you use Google Meet in a browser.
3. Talk it through
If you want to go ahead afterwards, we follow up with a written quotation. No payment is taken before you have one.
We are in Jaipur, India Standard Time (GMT+5:30). Prefer to write? Contact us or request a quotation.
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FAQ
Questions about video calls
Is the video consultation free?
Yes. A video call with Swarnim Arts on Zoom or Google Meet is free and there is no obligation to order. Small questions are welcome too.
How do I book a video call?
Send the form on this page with a day and time that suit you, including your time zone, or message us on WhatsApp. We confirm a time and send you the meeting link.
What time zone are you in?
We are in India Standard Time (GMT+5:30). Tell us your city and we will suggest a time that works for you, whether you are in North America, the UK, Europe, the Gulf or Australia.
What should I prepare before the call?
If you can, have the deity in mind, a rough height or the space available, photographs of your mandir or temple, and any reference images. If you are not sure yet, that is fine: the call is the place to work it out.
Can our temple committee join the same call?
Yes. Several people can join one call, so committee members, your architect or family can take part together.