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Marble Padmavati Mata Statue, Marble Idol — Premium Handcrafted in India

Handcrafted in premium Makrana marble by master artisans with 50+ years of legacy. Explore Traditional, Modern, Parikar, and Brass Padmavati Mata designs, hand-carved with intricate detailing — the sacred serpent-hood canopy and traditional Jain iconography. Custom sizes available.


Sacred Artistry · Shilakrut Marble Padmavati Mata Statue for Home & Temple
ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं पद्मावती देव्यै नमः "Om Hreem Shreem Kleem Padmavatyai Namah" — Salutations to Goddess Padmavati.

In Jain tradition, Padmavati Mata is revered as the Shasana Devi — the attendant Yakshi Devi — of the 23rd Tirthankara, Bhagwan Parshvanath. Seated beneath a canopy of serpent hoods and often accompanied by her consort Dharanendra, she is worshipped as a swift and compassionate protector, invoked for the removal of obstacles, prosperity, and the wellbeing of family and business.

Shilakrut's marble Padmavati Mata collection brings this revered form into hand-carved Makrana marble, faithful to the iconography devotees recognise — the multi-armed form, the serpent canopy, and the lotus seat. Every murti is shaped by master artisans with 50+ years of sculptural legacy, available in traditional, modern, and Parikar (arch-backed) styles, as well as brass.

Devotion carved with precision. Whether for a home mandir, a Jain derasar, or a business space seeking protection and prosperity, Shilakrut's Padmavati Mata collection is built to honour her presence faithfully.

Marble Padmavati Mata Statue — Shilakrut
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Padmavati Mata is revered across Jain tradition as the Shasana Devi of Bhagwan Parshvanath, invoked for protection, prosperity, and the swift resolution of obstacles — a presence cherished in home mandirs, derasars, and business spaces alike.

Every Marble Padmavati Mata Statue at Shilakrut is handcrafted from premium Makrana marble by master artisans across Traditional, Modern, Parikar, and Brass styles — explore our collection of unique designs below and share any SKU code to enquire about sizes, pricing, and customisation.

Padmavati Mata — Traditional — Design 01 — SKM-PMV-TRD-01 SKM-PMV-TRD-01
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Padmavati Mata — Traditional — Design 02 — SKM-PMV-TRD-02 SKM-PMV-TRD-02
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Padmavati Mata — Traditional — Design 10 — SKM-PMV-TRD-10 SKM-PMV-TRD-10
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Padmavati Mata — Modern — Design 01 — SKM-PMV-MOD-01 SKM-PMV-MOD-01
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Padmavati Mata — Modern — Design 03 — SKM-PMV-MOD-03 SKM-PMV-MOD-03
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Padmavati Mata — Parikar — Design 01 — SKM-PMV-PRK-01 SKM-PMV-PRK-01
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Padmavati Mata — Parikar — Design 02 — SKM-PMV-PRK-02 SKM-PMV-PRK-02
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Padmavati Mata — Parikar — Design 06 — SKM-PMV-PRK-06 SKM-PMV-PRK-06
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Padmavati Mata — Parikar — Design 07 — SKM-PMV-PRK-07 SKM-PMV-PRK-07
Padmavati Mata — Parikar — Design 07
Padmavati Mata — Brass — Design 01 — SKM-PMV-BRS-01 SKM-PMV-BRS-01
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Why Shilakrut Why Choose Marble Padmavati Mata from Shilakrut

Choosing a marble Padmavati Mata statue from Shilakrut means investing in authenticity, craftsmanship, and lasting value — a piece that honours her iconography faithfully.

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Premium White Makrana MarbleSourced for its purity and durability, ensuring a timeless finish.
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Faithful Serpent-Hood DetailingEach murti is carved by skilled artisans, capturing the naga canopy, multiple arms, and lotus seat with precision.
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Multiple Size OptionsFrom compact home-mandir pieces to large temple sanctum installations with Parikar.
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Four Distinct StylesTraditional, Modern, Parikar-backed, and Brass — choose the style that fits your space.
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Durable & Long-LastingMarble ensures resistance to wear, ideal for daily worship and temple installations.
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Safe Delivery AssuranceCarefully packed and delivered securely across locations.
Forms & Meaning Types of Marble Padmavati Mata Design & Meaning
Traditional Padmavati Mata The classic hand-carved form, seated beneath a canopy of serpent hoods, holding symbolic attributes across multiple arms. This form is most commonly installed in Jain derasars and home mandirs following established iconographic tradition.
Modern Padmavati Mata A more streamlined, contemporary silhouette that retains her essential attributes — serpent hood and lotus seat — while suiting minimalist or modern interior settings.
Padmavati Mata with Parikar The murti is set within an ornate arch, or parikar, carved with intricate detailing — representing a divine halo and commonly used as the central sanctum installation in temples.
Sacred Symbolism — The Shasana Devi Tradition In Jain iconography, each Tirthankara is accompanied by a Shasana Devi (guardian Yakshi) who protects devotees and the Tirthankara's teachings. Padmavati Mata, attendant to Bhagwan Parshvanath, is invoked independently by devotees today for swift resolution of obstacles, protection, and prosperity — her serpent canopy and lotus seat carrying this dual promise of power and purity.
Personalize Your Piece Custom Marble Padmavati Mata Statue Options At Shilakrut, you can customize your marble Padmavati Mata statue across Traditional, Modern, and Parikar styles. Choose your preferred size, finish, and parikar detailing to create a piece suited to your mandir or temple sanctum.
Choose Size & Posture Select Finish & Detailing Parikar Design Options Painted or Plain Marble Pedestal Design
Custom Marble Padmavati Mata Statue
Choosing Guide Which Padmavati Mata Statue is Right for Your Space?

Choosing the right marble Padmavati Mata statue depends on where it will be installed and the scale of worship it is meant to serve.

Home Mandir / Console Up to 2 ft A Traditional or Modern-style murti suited to daily worship in a home mandir.
Business & Trade Space 2 to 3 ft A common choice among the Jain trading community, installed for protection and prosperity.
Temple / Derasar Sanctum 3 ft & above with Parikar A Parikar-backed installation as the central sanctum murti, built with reinforced base support.
Marble Padmavati Mata Choosing Guide

For daily home worship, a single Traditional or Modern-style murti is usually sufficient; temple and derasar installations often call for the Parikar-backed form.

Marble Weight Consideration:  A 1–2 ft murti typically weighs 20–35 kg, while a 3 ft Parikar installation can exceed 150 kg with its arch. Larger installations need a sturdy plinth with adequate load support.

Price Factors:  size of the murti, level of detailing and carving, presence and complexity of the Parikar, and type and quality of marble.

Placement Guide Padmavati Mata Statue Direction & Vastu Placement Guide

Traditional placement guidelines help create the right atmosphere of protection and auspiciousness for a Padmavati Mata installation.

Padmavati Mata Statue Placement Guide
Traditional Placement Suggestions
  • Place the murti facing East or North, in line with common Jain temple orientation practices
  • Avoid placing directly on the ground — use a raised platform or pedestal
  • In a derasar, Padmavati Mata is typically installed near, but distinct from, the main Tirthankara idol
General Guidance
  • Clean, elevated placement:  The murti should always be kept above floor level on a clean, dedicated surface
  • Business spaces:  Often installed near the entrance or cash counter for protection and prosperity
These guidelines are suggestive and can be adapted based on individual tradition and available space.
Material Comparison Marble vs Stone, Brass & Wooden Padmavati Mata Idols
Marble vs Stone Marble allows finer detailing for the serpent hoods and multiple arms, while stone tends to appear more rustic and less refined for intricate work.
Marble vs Brass Brass is a traditional alternative, especially for smaller idols, but marble offers a serene, luminous quality suited to larger sanctum installations.
Marble vs Wood Wooden idols are lightweight but far less durable for daily worship and temple environments over the long term.

Overall, marble Padmavati Mata statues stand out as premium, long-lasting, and spiritually resonant — built to hold their place of honour for generations.

Our Craft Handcrafted Marble Padmavati Mata Making Process

Every marble Padmavati Mata statue at Shilakrut undergoes a meticulous process — combining traditional sculpture techniques, iconographic accuracy, and precision artistry.

Step 01 — Vision & DesignConceptualisation
Artistic Foundation

Every Padmavati Mata statue begins with close attention to her established iconography — the serpent-hood canopy, the number and posture of arms, the attributes she holds, and whether a Parikar arch will accompany the murti.

The focus remains on capturing her dual nature — serene compassion paired with swift, protective power.

Elements Determined
  • Serpent-hood canopy structure and count
  • Number of arms and attributes held
  • Facial expression and posture
  • Parikar design, where applicable
Step 02 — SourcingMarble Selection
Makrana Stone

Premium Makrana marble is selected for its purity, natural luminosity, and long-lasting durability — essential for temple sanctum installations that receive daily worship.

Its fine grain allows for the delicate, layered detailing of the serpent hoods and the ornate carving of a Parikar arch without compromising structural strength.

Makrana Marble Possesses
  • Naturally high whiteness and smooth texture
  • Low water absorption, suited to daily worship spaces
  • Fine grain consistency ideal for intricate carving
  • Natural durability across generations of use
Step 03 — InspectionQuality Check
Precision Standard

Before carving begins, each marble block undergoes a detailed quality inspection — especially important for larger Parikar-backed installations, which need strong, balanced stone integrity to support the arch.

Only marble blocks that meet the required artistic and structural standards move forward into the sculpting process.

Artisans Examine
  • Natural grain flow
  • Surface uniformity
  • Structural strength for Parikar installations
  • Absence of cracks or unwanted discoloration
Step 04 — Form & StructureMarble Roughing
Sculptor's Craft

This stage transforms the raw marble block into the foundational shape of Padmavati Mata — establishing the seated posture, arm placement, and the base of the serpent-hood canopy.

In Makrana marble, roughing requires exceptional precision to correctly proportion the multiple arms and canopy before finer detailing begins.

Artisans Establish
  • Overall seated posture and proportions
  • Arm placement and symmetry
  • Base structure of the serpent-hood canopy
  • Structural anchoring for larger installations
Step 05 — Master CraftsmanshipDetailed Sculpting
Most Intricate Stage

This is the most intricate and time-intensive stage of creating a handcrafted marble Padmavati Mata statue. Makrana marble's dense yet workable texture allows extremely delicate carving of each serpent hood without losing definition.

The result is a sculpture that feels both serene and commanding — reflecting her role as protector and compassionate guide.

Master Artisans Carve
  • Facial expression and crown detailing
  • Individual serpent hoods of the canopy
  • Attributes held across each arm
  • Lotus seat and Parikar arch, where present
Step 06 — RefinementPolishing & Finishing
Final Lustre

Once sculpting is complete, the statue undergoes multiple stages of hand polishing to enhance the natural beauty of Makrana marble.

Final touches are applied around the eyes, crown, and canopy to preserve character and visual depth for temple sanctum viewing.

Finishing Process
  • Smoothens the surface without removing fine detailing
  • Enhances the marble's soft natural glow
  • Creates a refined temple-like finish
  • Highlights the depth of the serpent-hood carving
Finishing Styles
  • Soft matte devotional finish
  • Gentle satin polish
  • High-lustre premium finish, hand-painted on request
Step 07 — Safe ArrivalDelivery & Installation
Handled with Care

Every handcrafted marble Padmavati Mata statue is carefully prepared for safe transportation and respectful installation, particularly for larger Parikar-backed sanctum pieces.

This process ensures each statue arrives exactly as intended, reflecting both devotion and craftsmanship.

Delivery Process
  • Protective multi-layer packaging
  • Secure handling for delicate serpent-hood carvings
  • Guided placement support for larger installations
  • Installation assistance for temple and derasar sanctums
Sacred Meaning Meaning & Symbolism of Padmavati Mata

Every element of her iconography carries specific meaning — carried faithfully into every Shilakrut murti.

Naga Chhatra Serpent-hood canopy — protection and dominion
Padma (Lotus Seat) Purity and spiritual elevation
Kukkuta-Sarpa Rooster-serpent vahana — mastery over hidden forces
Multiple Arms Power over obstacles across every direction
Mukut (Crown) Divine royal stature and honour

As invoked in her devotional mantra:

ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं पद्मावती देव्यै नमः

"Om Hreem Shreem Kleem Padmavatyai Namah"
— Salutations to Goddess Padmavati, protector and remover of obstacles.

Revered across Jain derasars and homes alike, Padmavati Mata's presence continues to be invoked for protection, prosperity, and swift resolution of hardship — a devotion carried forward through generations.

Perfect For Marble Padmavati Mata Statue for Home, Temple & Business

A Padmavati Mata murti brings a distinct sense of protection and swift resolution of obstacles into a space — cherished in home mandirs, Jain derasars, and business establishments alike.

Ideal for:

  • Home mandir and personal worship spaces
  • Jain derasars and temple sanctums
  • Business and trade establishments
  • Community halls and Jain sabha spaces
  • Housewarming and meaningful gifting
Marble Padmavati Mata Lifestyle
Home Mandir Daily worship and personal protection.
Jain Derasar Sanctum installations as Shasana Devi to Bhagwan Parshvanath.
Business Establishments Protection and prosperity for traders and shopkeepers.
Community & Sabha Halls Shared devotional installations for community gatherings.
Housewarming Gifts A meaningful gift symbolising protection for a new home or venture.
People Also Ask Frequently Asked Questions
Padmavati Mata is revered in Jain tradition as the Shasana Devi — the guardian Yakshi — of the 23rd Tirthankara, Bhagwan Parshvanath. She is worshipped for protection, prosperity, and swift resolution of obstacles.
The serpent-hood canopy (naga chhatra) represents her association with the serpent king Dharanendra and symbolises protection and dominion over hidden forces.
A Parikar is an ornate arch or halo-like backdrop carved around the main murti, commonly used for temple sanctum installations.
A Traditional or Modern-style murti, 1–2 ft in size, works well for most home mandirs.
Facing East or North is commonly preferred, placed on a clean, elevated platform, distinct from the main Tirthankara idol in a derasar setting.
Yes, Shilakrut offers a brass Padmavati Mata statue as an alternative to marble for those who prefer a metal finish.
Size, level of detailing, presence and complexity of the Parikar arch, and marble quality all affect pricing.
Yes — Parikar-backed installations are specifically designed for temple and derasar sanctums.
Yes, Shilakrut offers customization in size, finish, and Parikar detailing across all styles.
Yes, she is commonly installed by traders and shopkeepers, particularly within the Jain community, for protection and prosperity.
Yes — a Padmavati Mata murti is a meaningful gift for housewarmings and new business ventures.
Use a soft cloth and mild cleaning solution; avoid harsh chemicals, especially on painted or gold-detailed sections.
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