
Murtis
Carved Marble Ganesha
A seated Ganesha, carved by hand in Makrana marble — for the threshold of a home.
₹4,500
Rasasthya · Handicrafts
Not just décor. Not just tradition.
A story in stone.

The house
The stone already holds the form. The hours are spent finding it.
Rasasthya works with karigars who still cut Makrana marble the slow way — chisel, dust, and hours that do not show until the piece is finished. Objects for a modern room, rooted in a much older craft.


Selected pieces

Craft
We do not rush a petal, a fold of cloth, or a line of inlay.
Generations of artisans. Hours of devotion. Details that last longer than a season. The work is slow because the stone asks for it.
The making

Forms that have lived in Indian stone for centuries, cut for rooms of today.

Makrana and Jaipur white marble, chosen for grain, not gloss.

No moulds for the work that matters. A person, a tool, a block of stone.

Pieces meant to be lived with, given, and kept.
Write to us, or begin with the collection. We pack from Jaipur with the same care the stone was cut.