How master artisans craft mandir marble idols, deity murals, and sculpted temple accessories for projects in Bengaluru and overseas.
From clay maquettes to CAD grading
Every idol begins with a clay or 3D-printed maquette that locks posture, drape, and mudra alignment. Clients review it over Zoom or in our Jigani studio before we touch natural stone.
The approved model is translated into CAD slicing so our five-axis routers can rough-cut the marble block while preserving the artisan's overall proportions. This saves 20-30% carving time without compromising the hand-finished aura believers expect.
Hand chiseling, inlay, and vastu compliance
Our master artisans take over once the routers finish. They carve facial expressions, jewelry, and garments using decades-old chisels. Each idol follows vastu and agama dimensions, which we document for temple committees.
Gemstone, silver, or 24K gold leaf inlay is handled inside a dust-controlled bay so the final deity glows under sanctum lights. Even stone bells, balustrades, and temple murals are detailed to match the idol's motif.
Packaging for export and pan-India installs
Once the idol clears qa, we cradle it inside marine-grade plywood boxes with vibration sensors. Install teams travel with the crate to homes in JP Nagar, Sarjapur Road villas, or overseas mandirs to ensure safe prana pratishta.
For monumental projects, we provide 3D scanning and digital twins so future maintenance crews can recreate missing fragments with micron accuracy.
Project FAQs
Can we customise deity ornaments or throne motifs?
Absolutely. Send sketches or references and we will weave them into the CAD model before carving begins.
Do you install temple sculptures outside India?
Yes, our team has executed mandirs in Singapore, the US, and the Middle East with complete documentation and insurance.