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Marble Murtis — Handcrafted Idols for Your Home Temple
A marble murti is the still centre of a home — carved from a single block, hand-finished until the features soften into serenity. Our marble idols are shaped by artisan families in Jaipur and Makrana from the same white and coloured marble that built temples for centuries. Each piece is sculpted to correct iconography, polished by hand, checked for hairline flaws, and blessed before it leaves us — so what arrives is not a product but a presence. Choose your deity, your size, and the finish that suits your mandir.
Buying guide
- 1Size: measure your mandir shelf first — 6–9 inch suits most home temples; 12 inch+ makes a centrepiece.
- 2Material: white marble for classic purity, coloured marble for richness, sandstone for a temple-stone look.
- 3Iconography: check the deity’s posture, mudra and vahana are traditionally correct (we verify every piece).
- 4Placement: pair with a wooden chowki and keep the idol’s eye-line at or above seated eye level.
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About our marble murtis
Gharana’s marble murtis span the most-loved deities — Ganesha, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Durga, Radha-Krishna, Shiva Parivar and Nandi — in white marble, coloured marble and sandstone, from compact 6-inch idols for a home shrine to statement pieces for a dedicated puja room. Every idol is hand-carved, hand-painted where applicable, securely crated against breakage, and photographed before dispatch. Looking for brass instead? Explore our brass idols, or read our guide to choosing between marble and brass.
Frequently asked questions
Which marble murti is best for a home temple?
For most homes a 6–9 inch white marble idol of your family deity (kuldevta) or Ganesha/Lakshmi is ideal — large enough to be the focal point, small enough for daily aarti. Choose correct iconography over size.
Are Gharana’s marble murtis hand-carved?
Yes. Each idol is hand-carved and hand-finished by artisan families in Jaipur/Makrana, then quality-checked for flaws and correct iconography before it is blessed and dispatched.
How are marble idols packed for delivery?
Every murti is wrapped in protective foam and double-boxed in a rigid crate designed for fragile stone. We photograph each piece before dispatch, and breakages in transit are replaced.
How do I clean a marble murti?
Dust gently with a soft dry cloth. For deeper cleaning use a barely-damp cloth and dry immediately — avoid acidic cleaners, which etch marble. Re-apply a thin marble wax occasionally for shine.