Free-standing form, carved for its setting
Custom stone sculpture from reference, drawing or maquette.
Sculpture asks different questions from architectural relief: view from every side, centre of gravity, base, handling, surface, weathering and the distance at which the form must read.
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.
Contemporary, figurative, sacred and garden pieces
The Stonegraph collection includes Carrara marble abstract figures and faces, black granite Ganesha, sacred relief and free-standing temple forms, carved bowls, planters and sculptural parasol bases. New work can follow a client's approved design or be developed from a clear reference and brief.
Material changes the sculpture. Carrara and white marble support luminous surfaces and clean transitions; granite is harder and visually dense; sandstone and limestone lend warmth and readable tool texture. The choice must suit the form, exposure and handling plan.
Scale, base and approval
The proposal establishes final dimensions, intended viewing angles, indoor or outdoor setting, plinth or base, lifting points and any fixing interface. For figurative or symbolic work, the client approves proportions and key views before the block is committed.
CNC roughing may remove bulk or establish a complex datum, while modelling, transitions, undercuts, expression and final texture are resolved by hand. Work-stage photographs and video provide clear approval points.
- Contemporary marble sculpture
- Figurative and abstract forms
- Sacred sculpture and deity work
- Garden sculpture and carved outdoor pieces
- Custom plinth and base coordination
- Export packing built for weight and centre of gravity
Commissioning information
Send the concept or reference, dimensions, preferred stone, setting, climate, base condition, delivery location and deadline. If the final design exists as a 3D model or maquette, include scale and authorship or permission information.
Stonegraph supplies the carved piece and packing. Site foundations, anchors, lifting plans and installation must be designed and carried out by qualified local professionals using the final weight and interface information.
Practical answers
Questions before a stone brief.
- 01Can Stonegraph carve a sculpture from a photograph?
- A photograph can begin the conversation, but multiple views, dimensions and an approved interpretation are normally needed for a convincing three-dimensional piece.
- 02Does Stonegraph make contemporary as well as traditional sculpture?
- Yes. The photographed collection includes abstract Carrara marble figures and faces alongside sacred and architectural pieces.
- 03Can sculpture be made for outdoor use?
- Yes, when the stone, base, drainage, finish, exposure and fixing are designed for the climate. The local engineer or installer should approve foundations and anchoring.
- 04How is a heavy sculpture exported?
- Its weight, centre of gravity, vulnerable projections and lifting points inform a purpose-built reinforced crate. Final installation remains with the client's local team.
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.
Stonework directory
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Material, method and application guides from the Jaipur workshop.