Navagraha Marble Statue, Murti & Idol — Premium Handcrafted in India
Handcrafted in premium Makrana marble by master artisans with 50+ years of legacy. Explore individual and complete nine-piece Navagraha Marble Statue sets, hand-carved with intricate detailing — traditional attributes, mudras, and celestial iconography. Custom sizes available.
गुरु शुक्र शनिभ्यश्च राहवे केतवे नमः॥ "To Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu, I offer my reverence."
Across the sacred landscape of Bharat, the Navagraha are not merely understood as celestial bodies moving across the heavens. They represent the profound relationship between cosmic rhythm, time, karma, and human life — forces revered since the earliest Jyotisha traditions and enshrined in temple architecture across the country.
At Shilakrut, this ancient understanding takes sculptural form through our premium Navagraha Marble Statue collection. Each deity is thoughtfully represented through traditional iconography, distinct attributes, expressive postures, and symbolic details — transforming pristine Makrana marble into a visual representation of India's astronomical and spiritual heritage.
The Navagraha occupy a distinctive place within the Hindu sacred imagination, closely associated with Jyotisha — the traditional Indian study of celestial movements and their relationship with earthly life. In many temples the nine Grahas are worshipped together as a sacred ensemble, while individual Grahas may also be commissioned according to particular spiritual needs.
Every Marble Navagraha Statue at Shilakrut is handcrafted from premium Makrana marble, with each deity's individual identity carefully preserved — share any SKU code to enquire about sizes, pricing, and customisation.
The Navagraha offer more than a representation of the celestial order — they encourage contemplation of a fundamental idea found throughout Indian thought: human life is not isolated from the universe.
The movement of celestial bodies becomes a metaphor for change, time, consequence, discipline, desire, knowledge, and liberation. Through the nine Grahas, devotees are reminded that life contains both favourable and challenging experiences — and that wisdom lies not merely in seeking comfort, but in developing the strength, discernment, patience, and spiritual awareness to navigate them.
आदित्याय सोमाय मङ्गलाय बुधाय च।
गुरु शुक्र शनिभ्यश्च राहवे केतवे नमः॥
A Navagraha marble statue therefore becomes more than a sculptural object. It becomes a visual meditation on time, karma, cosmic rhythm, and the human journey.
Choosing a Navagraha marble statue from Shilakrut means bringing together traditional iconography, skilled craftsmanship, premium material, and contemporary architectural sensibility.
Every Graha has its own personality, mythology, and symbolism. Together, they represent a sacred map of celestial forces.
The appropriate size of a Navagraha marble set depends on the available space, architectural setting, and intended purpose.
Marble vs Other Materials:
The placement of Navagraha statues is traditionally approached with greater care than ordinary decorative sculptures, particularly when intended for ritual worship.
- Keep the Navagraha set in a clean and respectful area
- Place the statues on an appropriate elevated platform rather than directly on the floor
- Maintain a dedicated and uncluttered worship environment
- Avoid placing them casually alongside unrelated decorative objects
Every Navagraha marble statue at Shilakrut undergoes a detailed seven-stage process in which traditional iconography meets the skill of master artisans.
The creation of a Navagraha set begins long before the chisel touches marble. Special attention is given to maintaining visual distinction between the nine deities while ensuring the complete set appears harmonious.
- The individual identity of each Graha
- Posture and body proportions
- Mudras and hand positions
- Attributes and symbolic objects
- Crowns, ornaments and drapery
- Mounts and pedestal design
- Relative scale across the nine statues
For Navagraha statues, this stage is particularly important because intricate crowns, jewellery, mudras, and symbolic attributes require marble with reliable structural strength.
- Natural whiteness
- Fine grain structure
- Durability
- Low water absorption
- Subtle luminous quality
For a complete Navagraha ensemble, consistency of marble quality is especially important — since the nine statues are meant to be viewed together, the stone must maintain a harmonious visual character.
- Structural integrity
- Grain consistency
- Surface quality
- Natural fissures
- Discoloration
The challenge is to remove sufficient stone to establish the form without compromising the structural strength needed for delicate details later.
- Overall body proportions
- Head and torso structure
- Primary posture
- Arm and leg positioning
- Mount or pedestal proportions
This is where a block of marble becomes a collection of recognisable divine personalities — from the regal dignity of Surya to the enigmatic qualities of Rahu and Ketu.
- Facial expressions, eyes and brows
- Crowns and mukutas
- Jewellery and ornaments
- Mudras
- Drapery and garment folds
- Sacred attributes, mounts and pedestals
The completed nine statues are assessed together to ensure visual harmony across the entire Navagraha ensemble.
- Soft matte finish
- Satin finish
- Refined natural polish
- High-lustre premium finish
The aim is to ensure the sculptures arrive with their artistic integrity preserved, placed with the same care with which they were created.
- Protective multi-layer packaging
- Reinforcement of delicate carved sections
- Secure transportation
- Placement and installation guidance
A Navagraha marble ensemble can become an important sculptural element within spaces dedicated to worship, contemplation, and cultural heritage — a reminder of the relationship between human life and the larger rhythms of the cosmos.
Ideal for:
- Hindu temples
- Home mandirs
- Spiritual centres
- Meditation spaces
- Temple corridors
- Jyotisha institutions
- Religious establishments
- Cultural and heritage projects
- Custom architectural installations
A sculptural representation of the nine Grahas traditionally revered in Hindu and Jyotisha traditions: Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu, and Ketu.
They symbolically represent different cosmic and experiential forces associated with time, karma, intellect, emotions, discipline, prosperity, transformation, and spiritual insight.
Navagraha representations may be kept in home worship spaces, but traditional practices concerning installation and worship can vary. For formal ritual worship, it is advisable to consult a knowledgeable priest or acharya.
The choice depends on intended use. Marble is valued for its durability, refined appearance, luminous quality, and suitability for detailed sculpting.
Makrana marble is known for its natural whiteness, durability, fine grain, and ability to support detailed carving, ideal for intricate sacred sculpture.
Yes. Shilakrut can create complete Navagraha ensembles with coordinated proportions and detailing.
Yes. Customisation can include size, posture, pedestal design, iconographic details, finish, and architectural requirements.
Yes, subject to the iconographic and ritual requirements of the specific temple tradition.
Smaller sets are generally more practical for compact home mandirs, while larger sets may suit spacious prayer rooms or dedicated worship areas.
The process includes conceptualisation, marble selection, quality inspection, roughing, detailed sculpting, polishing and finishing, followed by careful delivery and installation.
Use a soft, clean cloth and gentle cleaning methods suitable for natural marble. Avoid abrasive materials and harsh chemicals.
Contact Shilakrut with your desired dimensions, number of statues, intended location, preferred design, and installation requirements, and the team will help develop a customised proposal.
The Navagraha have watched over India's sacred imagination for centuries — from the calculations of ancient Jyotishis to the sculptural traditions of temple builders, from stone sanctuaries to contemporary spaces of worship.
Every piece begins with a vision. Every detail is shaped with intention. Every sculpture carries the hands and heritage of the artisan who created it. Share any SKU code and our team will reach out with complete details on sizes, pricing, customisation, and delivery timelines.
Shilakrut — Where celestial symbolism finds form in stone, and craftsmanship becomes a timeless expression of devotion.गुरु शुक्र शनिभ्यश्च राहवे केतवे नमः॥ "To Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu, I offer my reverence."
Across the sacred landscape of Bharat, the Navagraha are not merely understood as celestial bodies moving across the heavens. They represent the profound relationship between cosmic rhythm, time, karma, and human life — forces revered since the earliest Jyotisha traditions and enshrined in temple architecture across the country.
At Shilakrut, this ancient understanding takes sculptural form through our premium Navagraha Marble Statue collection. Each deity is thoughtfully represented through traditional iconography, distinct attributes, expressive postures, and symbolic details — transforming pristine Makrana marble into a visual representation of India's astronomical and spiritual heritage.
The Navagraha occupy a distinctive place within the Hindu sacred imagination, closely associated with Jyotisha — the traditional Indian study of celestial movements and their relationship with earthly life. In many temples the nine Grahas are worshipped together as a sacred ensemble, while individual Grahas may also be commissioned according to particular spiritual needs.
Every Marble Navagraha Statue at Shilakrut is handcrafted from premium Makrana marble, with each deity's individual identity carefully preserved — share any SKU code to enquire about sizes, pricing, and customisation.
The Navagraha offer more than a representation of the celestial order — they encourage contemplation of a fundamental idea found throughout Indian thought: human life is not isolated from the universe.
The movement of celestial bodies becomes a metaphor for change, time, consequence, discipline, desire, knowledge, and liberation. Through the nine Grahas, devotees are reminded that life contains both favourable and challenging experiences — and that wisdom lies not merely in seeking comfort, but in developing the strength, discernment, patience, and spiritual awareness to navigate them.
आदित्याय सोमाय मङ्गलाय बुधाय च।
गुरु शुक्र शनिभ्यश्च राहवे केतवे नमः॥
A Navagraha marble statue therefore becomes more than a sculptural object. It becomes a visual meditation on time, karma, cosmic rhythm, and the human journey.
Choosing a Navagraha marble statue from Shilakrut means bringing together traditional iconography, skilled craftsmanship, premium material, and contemporary architectural sensibility.
Every Graha has its own personality, mythology, and symbolism. Together, they represent a sacred map of celestial forces.
The appropriate size of a Navagraha marble set depends on the available space, architectural setting, and intended purpose.
Marble vs Other Materials:
The placement of Navagraha statues is traditionally approached with greater care than ordinary decorative sculptures, particularly when intended for ritual worship.
- Keep the Navagraha set in a clean and respectful area
- Place the statues on an appropriate elevated platform rather than directly on the floor
- Maintain a dedicated and uncluttered worship environment
- Avoid placing them casually alongside unrelated decorative objects
Every Navagraha marble statue at Shilakrut undergoes a detailed seven-stage process in which traditional iconography meets the skill of master artisans.
The creation of a Navagraha set begins long before the chisel touches marble. Special attention is given to maintaining visual distinction between the nine deities while ensuring the complete set appears harmonious.
- The individual identity of each Graha
- Posture and body proportions
- Mudras and hand positions
- Attributes and symbolic objects
- Crowns, ornaments and drapery
- Mounts and pedestal design
- Relative scale across the nine statues
For Navagraha statues, this stage is particularly important because intricate crowns, jewellery, mudras, and symbolic attributes require marble with reliable structural strength.
- Natural whiteness
- Fine grain structure
- Durability
- Low water absorption
- Subtle luminous quality
For a complete Navagraha ensemble, consistency of marble quality is especially important — since the nine statues are meant to be viewed together, the stone must maintain a harmonious visual character.
- Structural integrity
- Grain consistency
- Surface quality
- Natural fissures
- Discoloration
The challenge is to remove sufficient stone to establish the form without compromising the structural strength needed for delicate details later.
- Overall body proportions
- Head and torso structure
- Primary posture
- Arm and leg positioning
- Mount or pedestal proportions
This is where a block of marble becomes a collection of recognisable divine personalities — from the regal dignity of Surya to the enigmatic qualities of Rahu and Ketu.
- Facial expressions, eyes and brows
- Crowns and mukutas
- Jewellery and ornaments
- Mudras
- Drapery and garment folds
- Sacred attributes, mounts and pedestals
The completed nine statues are assessed together to ensure visual harmony across the entire Navagraha ensemble.
- Soft matte finish
- Satin finish
- Refined natural polish
- High-lustre premium finish
The aim is to ensure the sculptures arrive with their artistic integrity preserved, placed with the same care with which they were created.
- Protective multi-layer packaging
- Reinforcement of delicate carved sections
- Secure transportation
- Placement and installation guidance
A Navagraha marble ensemble can become an important sculptural element within spaces dedicated to worship, contemplation, and cultural heritage — a reminder of the relationship between human life and the larger rhythms of the cosmos.
Ideal for:
- Hindu temples
- Home mandirs
- Spiritual centres
- Meditation spaces
- Temple corridors
- Jyotisha institutions
- Religious establishments
- Cultural and heritage projects
- Custom architectural installations
A sculptural representation of the nine Grahas traditionally revered in Hindu and Jyotisha traditions: Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu, and Ketu.
They symbolically represent different cosmic and experiential forces associated with time, karma, intellect, emotions, discipline, prosperity, transformation, and spiritual insight.
Navagraha representations may be kept in home worship spaces, but traditional practices concerning installation and worship can vary. For formal ritual worship, it is advisable to consult a knowledgeable priest or acharya.
The choice depends on intended use. Marble is valued for its durability, refined appearance, luminous quality, and suitability for detailed sculpting.
Makrana marble is known for its natural whiteness, durability, fine grain, and ability to support detailed carving, ideal for intricate sacred sculpture.
Yes. Shilakrut can create complete Navagraha ensembles with coordinated proportions and detailing.
Yes. Customisation can include size, posture, pedestal design, iconographic details, finish, and architectural requirements.
Yes, subject to the iconographic and ritual requirements of the specific temple tradition.
Smaller sets are generally more practical for compact home mandirs, while larger sets may suit spacious prayer rooms or dedicated worship areas.
The process includes conceptualisation, marble selection, quality inspection, roughing, detailed sculpting, polishing and finishing, followed by careful delivery and installation.
Use a soft, clean cloth and gentle cleaning methods suitable for natural marble. Avoid abrasive materials and harsh chemicals.
Contact Shilakrut with your desired dimensions, number of statues, intended location, preferred design, and installation requirements, and the team will help develop a customised proposal.
The Navagraha have watched over India's sacred imagination for centuries — from the calculations of ancient Jyotishis to the sculptural traditions of temple builders, from stone sanctuaries to contemporary spaces of worship.
Every piece begins with a vision. Every detail is shaped with intention. Every sculpture carries the hands and heritage of the artisan who created it. Share any SKU code and our team will reach out with complete details on sizes, pricing, customisation, and delivery timelines.
Shilakrut — Where celestial symbolism finds form in stone, and craftsmanship becomes a timeless expression of devotion.