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Made to order in Jaipur

Custom stone carving for architecture, interiors and sacred spaces.

Stonegraph translates drawings, elevations, references and rough ideas into buildable carved stone. CNC machining holds the geometry; hereditary carvers take the surface, undercuts and final light by hand.

Hand-finished white marble and brass fan relief wall by Stonegraph
Made to order in the Stonegraph workshop, Jaipur.

01Made to orderDrawings and references developed for stone.

02Cut and hand-finishedMachined geometry resolved at the carving bench.

03Coordinated supplyApproval, numbering and packing planned for the work.

One workshop, the main stonework disciplines

The studio makes relief murals and wall panels, pierced jali, marble mandirs, temple carving, columns and pillars, free-standing sculpture, carved sandstone, marble features, garden pieces and stone inlay. Every commission is sized for its setting rather than pulled from a fixed catalogue.

A single feature wall and a repeated facade pattern begin with the same questions: what the stone must carry, where the joints can fall, how light reaches the surface, what each piece weighs and how the site team will lift and set it.

  • Architectural drawings, CAD files, elevations, sketches or reference photographs accepted
  • Material and detail advice before the block is cut
  • CNC-cut repeatability followed by master hand-finishing
  • Dry assembly, photographic sign-off and numbered packing
  • Supply within India and export-ready crating for overseas projects

What makes a useful stone proposal

Stone is structural material as well as a visual one. A proposal therefore covers more than a motif: it considers thickness, relief depth, joints, edge distances, fixing zones, lifting points and the grain or bedding of the chosen material.

Send rough dimensions, the setting, whether it is indoors or exposed, the preferred stone if one has been specified and the date the site needs it. Missing information is not a barrier; a photograph or sketch is enough to begin a feasibility conversation.

Evidence in finished work

The portfolio includes stonework associated with The Oberoi Udaivilas, Amarvilas, Rajvilas, Vanyavilas and Sukhvilas, ISKCON Kharghar, Patrika Gate, Jawahar Kala Kendra and the Rajasthan Assembly. The collections show the smaller pieces, materials and surface decisions behind that architectural work.

The useful proof is not a claim that the workshop can carve everything. It is the range already photographed: limestone relief, marble jali, sandstone ornament, sacred panels, inlaid floors, contemporary sculpture and work shown before and after installation.

Practical answers

Questions before a stone brief.

01What types of stone carving does Stonegraph make?
Stonegraph makes bespoke murals, relief panels, jali screens, mandirs, sacred panels, pillars, columns, sculpture, garden stone, carved surfaces and inlay for architectural and interior projects.
02Can work be made from an architect's CAD drawing?
Yes. CAD files and elevations are ideal, but a sketch, reference image or site photograph is enough to start. The drawing is converted into a stone-specific proposal with material, joints, weights and achievable detail.
03Is there a minimum order?
No. The workshop handles single sculptural pieces as well as repeated architectural work. Scale changes programming and freight, not the requirement for a clear drawing and sign-off.
04Does Stonegraph export carved stone?
Yes. Stonegraph supplies internationally using reinforced sea-worthy crates, numbered pieces and setting-out drawings so the client's local contractor can install the work.

Begin with what you have

Send the drawing, dimensions or reference.

Include the setting, preferred stone if known, quantity, delivery location and required date. The workshop can then respond with the missing technical questions.

Jaipur workshop Stonegraph — CNC Carving Stone I-83, ARG Industrial Park, Bagru, Ajmer Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan 303007 +91 99295 99580 hello@stonegraph.in Open in Maps Monday to Saturday, 09:30–18:30 IST