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Divine Stone Gallery

Our family legacy

Carved across four generations.

Divine Stone Gallery continues the family tradition of Agnihotri Moorti Art, established in 1960 in Alwar, Rajasthan—a practice shaped by devotion, patience and precision.

Alwar, RajasthanOur family atelier and gallery
Hand-carved marble Krishna with cow by Divine Stone Gallery
1960A family tradition begins

The thread that continues

A new identity, rooted in an enduring practice.

What began as Agnihotri Moorti Art in 1960 continues today under the name Divine Stone Gallery. The identity is new; the family commitment to sacred sculpture remains the foundation.

Across four generations, knowledge has been carried through practice: understanding the marble, observing proportion, shaping expression and knowing that the smallest detail can change the feeling of the whole form.

“The name moves forward. The devotion within the work remains.”
011960

Agnihotri Moorti Art is established

The family sculpture legacy begins in Rajasthan.

02Four generations

Knowledge passes through practice

Methods of proportion, expression and hand-finishing continue within the family.

03Today

Divine Stone Gallery

The tradition continues under a new identity, serving homes, temples and custom commissions.

Ornate Ganesha marble moorti demonstrating balanced sacred form

Guided by Shilp Shastra

Sacred proportion gives form its presence.

Our work is designed in accordance with the sacred principles of Shilp Shastra. Proportion is not treated as a surface detail; it informs the stance, balance and visual harmony of the murti.

Considered proportions Devotional expression Hand-finished detail
Meet our craft tradition

What guides the work

Principles we carry forward.

The legacy is visible not only in what we make, but in how each decision is approached.

01

Devotion before decoration

A sacred form must carry feeling as carefully as it carries ornamentation.

02

Proportion with purpose

Scale, posture and balance are considered in relation to the deity and intended sacred space.

03

Respect for the material

The character of the marble guides how every curve, expression and finish is approached.

04

Patience in every detail

Handwork is given the time needed for a calm expression and a considered finish.

Divine Stone Gallery identity and hand-carved Krishna marble moorti

Divine Stone Gallery

The next chapter of a family tradition.

Created to bring our heritage, gallery guidance and hand-carved marble work to more sacred spaces—without losing the personal relationship at the heart of a commission.

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