Vinod Murti Museum is a manufacturer and exporter of marble sculptures and statues located in Rajasthan, India. Established in 1978, they produce a wide range of religious and decorative marble sculptures from white Makrana marble. The museum is dedicated to creating innovative marble artworks and ensuring customer satisfaction. They produce statues of Hindu gods like Ganesha, Lakshmi, Durga, and Shiva, as well as Buddha and other figures.
1. Vinod Murti Museum
Ram Nagar, Goha Post Office Pitroli, Ramgarh,
Distt. Alwar, Rajasthan – 301026
Mobile +91-9540408724/9783003600
Email-vinodmurtimuseum@hotmail.com
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2. About Vinod Murti Museum
Jai Lal Das Baba ji
We are Vinod Murti Museum( Manufactures, Exporters &Suppliers) , Established in the year 1978,
we are now becoming a fastest growing marble sculptures manufacturer. It was our uphill struggle and
firm determination which made us a popular marble structure manufacturer in India. As a distinguished
supplier of marble sculptures manufacturers, we get heavy orders everyday. Our firm determination and
state of the art infrastructure help us to excel in the tough competitive environment. Our fabulous range
of products is as follows:
Religious Marble Statues
Carved Marble Statues
Marble Lamps
Marble Pots
Marble SculpturesMarble Sculptures
Marble Temples
Marble Vases
Marble Decorative
Marble Fountains
Marble Tiles
Vinod Murti Museum is enormously dedicated towards the work and guarantees customer’s satisfaction
with all either products or services. We are dedicated to create innovative arrangements using an
artistic vision, color and design. We are completely dedicated towards our goal of customer satisfaction.
We leave no stone unturned to ensure our customer’s satisfaction.
As the founder of Vinod Murti Museum , I am dedicated to giving each and every customer a satisfying
and pleasant shopping experience.
Vinod Kumar Sharma/Raj Kumar Sharma
3. About Makrana White Marble
Description : Makrana marble is regarded as being the oldest marble
in age and the finest quality. Makrana marble is named after a small
town in Rajasthan, India where it is mined. Artists have always sought
out makrana marble because of its pure white color and its
hardness. Makrana marble was made famous for its use as the
principle stone in the building of the Taj Mahal. In sculpture the marble
is often hand painted in vibrant colors giving a beautiful contrast to the
pure white of the marble.
Care: The piece is for indoor use only. Dust the piece as neededCare: The piece is for indoor use only. Dust the piece as needed
using a cotton piece of cloth. Do not use any cleaning solutions on the
painted areas.
Note:
• Because of being always different in quality or dimensions of marble
and stone so we can't fix prices for all items.
• Picture are only for Reference & Items as per availability.
• Transportation bear by Customer for delivery.
• Items also available in white Marble.
Payment T&C: 50% in advance and 50% on delivery.
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Hand Painted Seated Ganesh Marble Statue
Description : A beautiful representation of the remover of obstacles,
Lord Ganesh! He is seated on a pink blooming lotus flower with his
vehicle, a rat seated by his feet. He holds an axe, noose and a ball of
sweets in his hands with his forth hand held up in the abhaya mudra. He is
wearing flowing yellow pants and a light shawl that exposes his chest and
corpulent belly. The hand painting on this sculpture is beautiful. The floral
designs decorating his corkscrew shaped trunk add to the ornate style of
the sculpture. The entire sculpture has life in it. Ganesha looks as if he is
staring into your soul.
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from
Rajasthan
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Pure White Makrana Marble Ganesh Sculpture
Description : Ganesh is carved from one piece of Makrana marble. The
marble is pure white without any blemishes. The artist saw the flawless
stone and decided not to paint it at all. Ganesh holds a lotus flower, an
elephant goad and a ball of sweets. His fourth hand is held up in the
abhaya mudra. He is seated on a chair and has his vehicle, a rat
underneath his left leg.
Materials: White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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6. Painted Makrana Marble Ganesh Statue
Description : This beautiful makrana marble Ganesh statue depicts Lord
Ganesh standing with 4 arms holding a noose, an axe, his broken tusk that
he used to write the Mahabharata epic and a ball of sweets. The statue is
not fully painted which shows the beautiful white marble of the statue. In
selecting our sculpture Lotus Sculpture looks at the quality of the
painting. The most important aspect of the painting is the painting of the
eyes. Ganesha's eyes are beautiful and lifelike. They look as if they are
going to wink at you any second. Ganesha's vahana, a rat is laying down
behind Ganesha's feet holding some food. On either side of Ganesha's
neck are two holes so that it is possible to string a necklace of offerings
around Ganesha's neck. It is a beautifully carved and exquisitely painted
statue of lord Ganesh.
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Painted Makrana Goddess Durga Statue on Lion
Description : Durga is the most splendid manifestation of Devi. Virginal
and sublime, contain within her the power of all the gods combined, she is
the invincible power of Nature who triumphs over those who seek to
subjugate her. In this sculpture she is shown with 10 arms holding a variety
of weapons, sitting atop her vahana or vehicle a lion. She is benign in this
form with her hand held up in the abhaya mudra or "fear not" hand position.
Materials: White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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Makrana Marble Saraswati Statue Seated on Swan
Description : Saraswati is seated on her vahana, a swan, playing a
veena. In her two other hands she holds a copy of the Vedas and a string
of malas. The goddess of wisdom has a compassionate smile and a
twinkle in her eyes. She is wearing a long dress that covers her
completely.
Materials: White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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White Marble Lakshmi Statue On Lotus Flowers
Description : Lakshmi sits holding two lotus flowers, a symbol of beauty,
prosperity and fertility, with her other two hands in the abhaya mudra
showing her devotees that have nothing to fear from the goddess of
wealth. She is beautiful! Her lips has a slight sublime smile. Her breasts
are covered which give her a motherly, modest appearance. Her lavish
head dress, jewelry and leggings are all finely carved fitting for the goddess
of wealth. Her hands are soft and comforting each with a lotus carving on
the palm. She is seated on a double lotus base.
Materials: White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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Standing White Marble Shiva Statue
Description : This exquisitely hand painted Shiva is a stunning work from our
Rajasthani artisans. Shiva is standing wearing a tiger skin with one hand raised in the
abhaya mudra. The hooded head of the cobra belt Shiva is wearing rests on top of the
head of the tiger. The contrast of the green of the cobra and brown spots of the tiger
head look great together. In Shiva's other hands he holds a water vessel, a drum and
a trident with a snake on it. The painting on this sculpture is heavenly. All aspects of
Shiva are perfectly painted from the cobra nestled around his neck, the string of
Rudraksha beads around his neck to the the fountain of water pouring from the tiny
figure of the goddess Ganga on Shiva's head. His halo is painted to mirror the rays of
the sun. Shiva's face is pure and beautiful. He has a slight smile on the corners of his
mouth. His eyes capture a look of compassion and love. A wonderful representation of
Lord Shiva!
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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Meditating Makrana Marble Shiva Sculpture
Description : Shiva is meditating, seated in the padmasana position with
both feet upturned. Shiva's face is pure and beautiful. He has a slight
smile on the corners of his mouth. His eyes capture a look of compassion
and love. A wonderful representation of Lord Shiva!
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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White Makrana Marble Seated Shiva Sculpture
Description : This exquisitely hand painted Shiva is a stunning work from our
Rajasthani artisans. Shiva is standing wearing a tiger skin with one hand raised in the
abhaya mudra. The hooded head of the cobra belt Shiva is wearing rests on top of the
head of the tiger. The contrast of the green of the cobra and brown spots of the tiger
head look great together. In Shiva's other hands he holds a water vessel, a drum and
a trident with a snake on it. The painting on this sculpture is heavenly. All aspects of
Shiva are perfectly painted from the cobra nestled around his neck, the string of
Rudraksha beads around his neck to the the fountain of water pouring from the tiny
figure of the goddess Ganga on Shiva's head. His halo is painted to mirror the rays of
the sun. Shiva's face is pure and beautiful. He has a slight smile on the corners of his
mouth. His eyes capture a look of compassion and love. A wonderful representation of
Lord Shiva!
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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13. Standing White Marble Shiva Statue
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Standing White Marble Shiva Statue
Description : The muscular form of Shiva is calmly mediating on a tiger
skin. Both his arms are resting in his lap in the dhayna mudra. He wears
only a loin cloth with a necklace of rudraksha beads and snake coiled
around his broad chest. The snake symbolizes the power Shiva has over
the most deadly of creatures. Snakes are also used to symbolize the
Hindu dogma of reincarnation. Their natural process of molting or shedding
their skin is symbolic of the human souls transmigration of bodies from one
life to another.
His long hair is tucked up on a bun on top of his head and continues to flow
down his back. There is a crescent moon tucked into it. He holds a
dhamru or drum and a trident in his other two hands. The stone is pure
white in color without any blemishes. The piece is carved from one piece
of white marble.
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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Marble Shiva Statue Seated on a Lion's Skin
Description: This exquisitely hand painted Shiva is a stunning work from
our Rajasthani artisans. Shiva is seated on a lion skin with one hand
raised in the abhaya mudra. He is seated in the padmasana position with
both feet upturned. The painting on this sculpture is heavenly. All aspects
of Shiva are perfectly painted from the cobra nestled around his neck to the
the fountain of water pouring from the tiny figure of the goddess Ganga on
Shiva�s head. His halo is painted to mirror the rays of the sun. Shiva�s
face is pure and beautiful. He has a slight smile on the corners of his
mouth. His eyes capture a look of compassion and love. A wonderful
representation of Lord Shiva!
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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White Marble Bala Krishna Statue
Description: This beautifully sculpted and hand painted Bala Krishna or
baby Krishna depicts Krishna crawling with a handful of sweets. He has
hypnotic, almost mystical eyes and a beautiful green feather decorating the
top of his head. Peacocks are inauspicious symbols. Krishna by wearing
a peacock feather is almost testing fate
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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White Marble Hanuman Carrying the Mountain
Description: If one were to close your eyes and imagine Hanuman this
is the face you would see. Pure love emanates from him. His eyes have
burst with compassion. His pink face is in the shape of a heart with his
eyebrows framing his face. His body, for the most part, was left unpainted
which further highlights his handsome face.
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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Makrana White Marble Standing Hanuman Statue
Description: If one were to close your eyes and imagine Hanuman this
is the face you would see. Pure love emanates from him. His eyes have
burst with compassion. His pink face is in the shape of a heart with his
eyebrows framing his face. He is wearing a golden crown with emeralds
and rubies painted into it. He has the symbol of Lord Vishnu painted on his
forehead. Hanuman is standing with one hand holding a club and the other
in the abhaya mudra. His body was left unpainted which further highlights
his handsome face.
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from Rajasthan
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White Marble Earth Touching Buddha
Description: The Buddha sits peacefully on a double lotus base in the
Bhumisparsha Mudra. Literally Bhumisparsha translates into 'touching the
earth'. It is more commonly known as the 'earth witness' mudra. This
mudra, formed with all five fingers of the right hand extended to touch the
ground, symbolizes the Buddha's enlightenment under the bodhi tree,
when he summoned the earth goddess, Sthavara, to bear witness to his
attainment of enlightenment. The right hand, placed upon the right knee in
earth-pressing mudra, and complemented by the left hand-which is held flat
in the lap in the dhyana mudra of meditation, symbolizes the union of
method and wisdom, samasara and nirvana, and also the realizations of
the conventional and ultimate truths. It is in this posture that Shakyamuni
overcame the obstructions of Mara while meditating on Truth.
Materials: Hand Painted White Makrana Marble from RajasthanVinod Murti Museum
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Shiva Lingam in Black & White Marble
Description: This Shiva Lingam is north Indian in style. It is carved from
black marble which shows some of the natural gray veins of the stone. The
Lingam has four cobras on it. One under the spout, another on top of the
spout, another circling the Lingam and the final cobra on the backside of
the Lingam. The yoni has a nice design. The yoni design is unique in
shape and differs from the south India style of Lingam. The yoni is angled
to capture any liquids poured over the Lingam during abhishekam.
Materials: White & Black Marble from Rajasthan
Vinod Murti Museum
20. Stone & Marble FountainsStone & Marble Fountains
Description: These accessories have always been significant from the
time of legends. And now also, marble or stone made waterfalls and pots
are considered a piece of dignity kept in the homes, gardens and office
places too. Some of them have numerous carvings on them; while few are
shaped artistically without carvings on them.
Multistoried marble water fountains ornamented with the figures of swans
and children can be put among green plants and multicolored flowers of the
garden. Marble handicrafts are meticulously crafted and fully polished for
smooth finish. Blending functionality with beautiful designs, the decorative
marble handicrafts are perfect gift items.
Materials: Stone & Marble from Rajasthan
21. Carved Marble Statues/Marble BustsCarved Marble Statues/Marble Busts
Description: We are One of the Nimble-fingered Marble Statues
Manufacturers, Located from India. Different Kinds of carved Marble
Statues are Available in Our Vast Range of Meticulously Crafted Antique
Marble Statues. Enticing Ambits of Antique Hand Carved Marble Statues
are Created By Our Painstaking Craftsmen. You Will Be Glad to Know that
These Hand Carved Marble Statues and Carved Marble Statues Can Be
Pure.
Materials: Stone & Marble from Rajasthan
