Rocks Are Life: The Moving God
Maulali, Newsline | The Witness | 4-12-2013 It is often said that a profession is equivalent to worshiping God—but how rare are those whose profession is to shape divinity
The Art of Shilpa Kala
The art of Stone Shilpa Kala is a sacred and rare craft, rooted in tradition. At Sri ShivaJyothi Shilpa Shala, we specialize in creating idols that are not just artistic but also follow the rules and measurements of Shilpa Shastra, ensuring spiritual significance.
Our Services
At Sri ShivaJyothi Shilpa Shala, we offer a range of services for creating custom-made idols that reflect both tradition and beauty.
Dwajasthambam
We Prepare Stone Dwajasthambam with White Granite for Temple which plays important role in Temple Architecture.
Custom Orders
We can create any type of idol based on your requirements, from small sculptures to large temple pieces.
Mahabalipuram Idols
We also offer idols imported from Mahabalipuram, Chennai, known from their intricate detailing.
Why Choose Us
What Our Clients Say About Us
A true masterpiece of craftsmanship! Every detail reflects devotion and precision, making it a symbol of authenticity and tradition.
“Their adherence to Shilpa Shastras and use of Krishna Shila made our stone Dwajasthambam a masterpiece. It will stand for generations as a symbol of devotion and tradition.”
Anjali Kumar
Temple Committee Member
"We ordered a Veedi Potu Ganapathi idol for our festival, and the precision and beauty were beyond expectations. Their service is professional, and the delivery was on time.”
Suresh Reddy
Event Organizer
"Magnificent Work of Art!"
The idol's intricate details and divine aura reflect true dedication and craftsmanship. We are beyond pleased with this authentic masterpiece!
Suresh Iyer
Cultural Committee Head
"A Symbol of Devotion!"
Every detail of the idol showcases exceptional skill and authenticity. It is a perfect representation of tradition and spirituality.
Anita Sharma
Heritage Preservation Society
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