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A centered eye-level studio photograph presents a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway standing approximately 17 inches tall against a dark neutral gradient background. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture on a decorated lotus pedestal. His hands are in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborate multi-tiered marble temple arch or prabhavali. This arch is composed of intricate architectural elements including miniature pillars carved panels and a decorative upper frieze culminating in a stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid upright posture are two smaller Tirthankara figures on either side also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving of high-quality white marble showcasing the stone's natural subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural details of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportions conveying a sense of spiritual tranquility and timeless devotion. The lighting is soft and even highlighting the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in an elaborate marble temple arch suitable for home or temple shrines. The 17-inch size and detailed carving make it a significant piece of devotional art.
A three-quarter view studio photograph presents a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway standing approximately 17 inches tall against a dark neutral gradient background. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture upon an intricately carved multi-tiered lotus pedestal. His hands are placed in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha conveying deep tranquility. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborate miniature marble temple arch structure. This architectural framework is composed of delicate columns carved panels and an upper frieze culminating in a decorative stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid upright posture on either side are two smaller Tirthankara figures also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving showcasing the stone's natural subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural elements of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements highlighting the sculptor's skill. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportional forms conveying a sense of spiritual peace and timeless devotion. The lighting is soft and even highlighting the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in a miniature marble shrine. The 17-inch size and detailed carving make it a significant piece of devotional art suitable for home or temple
A centered eye-level photograph captures a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway standing approximately 17 inches tall. The artifact is placed outdoors on a weathered reddish-brown brick pedestal resting on a simple brown textured mat with a blurred background of a traditional brick wall and lush green foliage. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture on a decorated lotus pedestal. His hands are in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborate multi-tiered marble temple arch or prabhavali. This architectural framework is composed of intricate elements including miniature pillars carved panels and a decorative upper frieze culminating in a stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid, upright posture are two smaller Tirthankara figures on either side also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving of high-quality white marble showcasing the stone's natural subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural details of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportions conveying a sense of spiritual tranquility and timeless devotion. The soft natural daylight highlights the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in an elaborate marble temple arch perfectly suited for a pooja room shrine. The 17-inch size and detailed carving make it a significant piece of devotional art.
A three-quarter view studio photograph presents a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway standing approximately 17 inches tall against a dark neutral gradient background. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture upon an intricately carved multi-tiered lotus pedestal. His hands are placed in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha conveying deep tranquility. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborate miniature marble temple arch structure. This architectural framework is composed of delicate columns carved panels and an upper frieze culminating in a decorative stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid upright posture on either side are two smaller Tirthankara figures also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving showcasing the stone's natural subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural elements of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements highlighting the sculptor's skill. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportional forms conveying a sense of spiritual peace and timeless devotion. The lighting is soft and even highlighting the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in a miniature marble shrine. The 17-inch size and detailed carving make it a significant piece of devotional art suitable for home or temple worship.
A centered eye-level studio photograph presents a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway, standing approximately 17 inches tall against a dark neutral gradient background. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara, presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture upon an intricately carved multi-tiered lotus pedestal. His hands are placed in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha conveying deep tranquility. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborate miniature marble temple arch structure. This architectural framework is composed of delicate columns carved panels and an upper frieze culminating in a decorative stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid upright posture on either side are two smaller Tirthankara figures also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving showcasing the stone's natural subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural elements of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements highlighting the sculptor's skill. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportional forms conveying a sense of spiritual peace and timeless devotion. The lighting is soft and even highlighting the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in a miniature marble shrine suitable for home or temple worship.
A three-quarter view studio photograph presents a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway standing approximately 17 inches tall against a dark neutral gradient background. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture upon an intricately carved multi-tiered lotus pedestal. His hands are placed in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha conveying deep tranquility. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborate miniature marble temple arch structure. This architectural framework is composed of delicate columns carved panels and an upper frieze culminating in a decorative stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid upright posture on either side are two smaller Tirthankara figures also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving showcasing the stone's natural subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural elements of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements highlighting the sculptor's skill. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportional forms conveying a sense of spiritual peace and timeless devotion. The lighting is soft and even highlighting the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in a miniature marble shrine suitable for home or temple worship.
A centered eye-level studio photograph presents a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway standing approximately 17 inches tall against a dark neutral gradient background. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture upon an intricately carved multi-tiered lotus pedestal. His hands are placed in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha conveying deep tranquility. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborate miniature marble temple arch structure. This architectural framework is composed of delicate columns carved panels and an upper frieze culminating in a decorative stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid upright posture on either side are two smaller Tirthankara figures also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving showcasing the stone's natural, subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural elements of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements highlighting the sculptor's skill. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportional forms conveying a sense of spiritual peace and timeless devotion. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in a miniature marble shrine suitable for home or temple worship.
A three-quarter view studio photograph presents a meticulously hand-carved white marble statue depicting a Jain Tirthankara triad within a miniature temple archway standing approximately 17 inches tall against a dark, neutral gradient background. The central figure is a seated Tirthankara presumably Lord Mahavira in a meditative lotus posture upon an intricately carved multi-tiered lotus pedestal. His hands are placed in the dhyana mudra in his lap. He is depicted with a calm serene expression gently closed eyes and tightly curled hair in the traditional ushnisha conveying deep tranquility. The central Tirthankara is enshrined within an elaborat miniature marble temple arch structure. This architectural framework is composed of delicate columns carved panels and an upper frieze culminating in a decorative stylized kirtimukha motif at the apex. Flanking the central seated figure standing in a rigid upright posture on either side are two smaller Tirthankara figures also carved from the same white marble and integrated into the architectural framework of the shrine. The entire piece is a unified carving showcasing the stone's natural subtle translucency and smooth polished finish. The architectural elements of the temple arch are sharp and precise with delicate floral and geometric patterns defining the pillars arches and decorative elements highlighting the sculptor's skill. The three Tirthankara figures are smooth and sculpted with idealized proportional forms conveying a sense of spiritual peace and timeless devotion. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the intricate carvings and the cool luminous quality of the marble. This image serves as a prime example of traditional Jain iconography showcasing a revered Tirthankara triad in a miniature marble shrine suitable for home or temple worship.

Jain Tirthankara Statue with Temple Arch 18″

Original price was: ₹67,900.00.Current price is: ₹59,800.00. Inclusive of all taxes

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The material used in it is Marble. This sculpture is wonderfully crafted by our best artisans. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of the Jain Tirthankara Statue with Temple Arch with utmost care and love.

STATUE DETAILS
Materials: Hand carved in antique look marble
Total Height Including Base: 18 inches
Width:  11 inches approx
Depth:  5 inches approx

Weight:  25-40 kgs approx

 

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  • This item cannot be returned or exchanged. Please contact us for any queries or concerns.
  • This is a handcrafted creation therefore minor variations in color or design may arise. Small irregularities are rare and are intrinsic to the beauty of this statue’s creation, as it is ultra-carefully crafted by hand.

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Jain Tirthankara Statue with Temple Arch

STATUE DETAILS
Materials: Hand carved in antique-look marble
Total Height Including Base: 18 inches
Width:  11 inches approx
Depth:  5 inches approx

Weight:  25-40 kgs approx

 

  • Exceptional Quality: This statue is carefully handmade of best-quality antique look marble, rendering it highly durable and long-lasting. The carvings done on the statue are completely defined and clear. 
  • Indoor/Outdoor Decor: The statue is perfect for any indoor or outdoor placement. It will increase the aesthetic of the surroundings. The statue can be placed in a home or any outdoor setup. As these are bulky sculptures, they are sturdy and difficult to move.
  • No maintenance: No maintenance is required in the long run, as these are completely natural stones.
  • Increasing visual interest: Jain Tirthankara Statue with Temple Arch may give a remarkable feature to your Puja room, living room, or garden while also being visually appealing. The statue can also be placed in lawn areas or any outdoor setup as a unique piece of art. Depending on the client’s own preference, the statue can be created on any stone by The Stone Studio (detailing may differ according to the stone and size).
  • Creating a focal point: Consider placing a unique Jain sculpture there to bring attention to your Puja space and provide a central point of attraction.
  • Customizations: Any design and size changes can be customized on a new piece of art. The Stone Studio works with a wide range of materials, thus any stone or fibre is an option for the sculpture. We are always available on WhatsApp if you need further assistance in choosing the right sculpture.

ABOUT THE STATUES

  • This is a 18-inch tall statue, meticulously hand-carved from a single block of antique look marble.
  • The central figure depicts a Jain Tirthankara seated in the meditative Padmasana (lotus position).
  • His hands are in Dhyana Mudra and a serene, contemplative expression.
  • The Tirthankara is enshrined within an intricate miniature architectural structure resembling a multi-tiered temple shrine.
  • Two smaller, standing Tirthankara figures are carved into the flanking pillars of the shrine.
  • The base features lion motifs (simhasana) and a central dharma chakra (wheel of law).
  • The sculpture is completely one of a kind and another unique piece delivered by The Stone Studio.

CARE FOR THE SCULPTURE

Due to its endurance, marble is ideal in hot and cold climates alike. The stone is resistant to the severest heat and cold conditions. To prevent dirt from accumulating on the sculpture, we advise washing it at least once a year. This will keep the sculpture in good condition for your grandkids and their grandchildren after them.

Only dusting can keep the statue clean and away from dirt.

If you have any questions concerning your Jain Tirthankara Statue with Temple Arch please email us at  info@thestonestudio.in or call us at +91-7008222943.

 

FAQs

  1. Will this statue resist all the extreme weathering conditions like snow, head, or humidity?
    Yes, the statue is resistant to any outer weather conditions.
  2. Do they (Delivery Agent) set the statues for you when they deliver them?
    Bulky statues are generally shipped through a direct delivery vehicle. In the case of bulky statues, it is advisable to arrange adequate manpower and equipment to ensure that the statue is safely unloaded and placed at the desired location. When placing a statue, our customers frequently ask their landscaper for assistance since they have the necessary manpower and are accustomed to maneuvering around large items like boulders and trees.
    In the case of lightweight statues, the delivery agents leave them at the driveway or entrance. They don’t carry it to any upper floors or stairs.
  3. Can stone sculptures endure summer’s scorching heat and cold temperatures with ice and snow? 
    Our stone statues are manually carved from large natural stone blocks. The stone can withstand the harshest heat and bitter cold conditions. They’re made of solid stone.
  4. Can you customize the statue for me?
    For any customization, kindly email us at info@thestonestudio.in or WhatsApp at +91-7008222943.
  5. Can I see the original photo of the product?
    We normally attach original pictures in our photo gallery, if you don’t find one, kindly email us at info@thestonestudio.in or WhatsApp at +91-7008222943.
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Additional information

Weight 25-40 kg
Dimensions 11 × 5 × 18 in

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