Shivarapatna is a small village where stone craft has been carried forward through generations of artisans. The work is slow, physical, and precise — and it’s shaped as much by community as it is by tools.

Our story is simple: we take a traditional craft and keep it practical for today. Some pieces are everyday essentials, some are statement decor, and some are large temple projects that require careful planning.

Every piece begins with selecting the right stone for the job — strength, grain, and finish matter. After that comes patient shaping, carving, and hand-finishing until edges feel clean and surfaces sit right in the hand.

We focus on clarity over exaggeration: what you see is what we make. We’ll tell you what is possible, what will last, and what will look best for your space and usage.

If you want something custom, the fastest path is to share a reference photo and approximate dimensions. From there we can suggest material options, finishing styles, and a realistic timeline.

For temple and architectural work, we align on drawings/references first, then move step-by-step with milestone updates. That keeps quality consistent and reduces risk for transport and installation.

If you visit the village, you’ll see how the craft is practiced day-to-day — not as a show, but as work. It’s also the best way to understand the material and the people behind it.

Whether you’re ordering a single piece or planning a larger project, we’re happy to guide you. Message us on WhatsApp with your requirements, and we’ll respond with clear options.