Carved in Jaipur, prepared for local installation
Custom carved stone exported as a numbered, documented package.
Stonegraph supplies made-to-order stone from India to international architects, designers, contractors, landscape studios, temples and private clients. The overseas model is design and supply; the client's qualified local team installs.
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.
What Stonegraph exports
The workshop supplies stone murals and relief walls, jali, mandirs and sacred panels, architectural profiles, sculpture, parasol bases, planters, bowls and inlaid features. Existing markets named on the site include the United Kingdom, United States, Australia and Malaysia.
There is no single export format. A solid garden base, open marble jali and deep multi-panel relief fail in different ways under impact, so their internal support and crate design differ.
From approval to the crate
Drawings define stone, dimensions, joints, pieces and installation sequence. Work is photographed through production and dry-assembled where appropriate. The client approves the completed assembly before it is marked and packed.
Reinforced sea-worthy crates are built around weight and fragility. Pieces carry numbers corresponding to the setting-out information so the receiving team can identify and install them in order.
- Remote design coordination and work-stage approvals
- Dry assembly and photographic sign-off
- Numbered pieces and setting-out drawings
- Reinforced export crating built to the work
- Supply for installation by the client's local contractor
- Single pieces and project-scale packages
Information needed for an export quotation
Provide drawings or references, dimensions, quantity, preferred stone, finish, destination city and country, required date and whether pricing should stop at the workshop, port or another agreed handover point. Freight and import arrangements depend on the agreed commercial terms.
The importer and local professionals remain responsible for destination regulations, duties, permits, final lifting, foundations, fixings and installation. Stonegraph supplies accurate piece and packing information for that coordination.
Practical answers
Questions before a stone brief.
- 01Which countries does Stonegraph supply?
- The site records supply to India, the United Kingdom, United States, Australia and Malaysia, with other destinations considered according to the project and freight route.
- 02Does Stonegraph install carved stone overseas?
- No. Overseas commissions use a supply-only model. The client's qualified local contractor handles unloading, foundations, fixings and installation.
- 03How are multi-piece stone features identified?
- Pieces are numbered to a setting-out drawing after dry assembly, so the receiving team can identify their position and sequence.
- 04Is there a minimum export order?
- No fixed minimum is stated. A single sculptural piece and large architectural packages are both possible; freight practicality depends on size, weight and destination.
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.
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