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Katta "कट्टा"

मैत्रीला कारण लागत नाही... फक्त एक कट्टा पुरतो.
Handcrafted in Indian Marble .






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Some people become stars on screen. Some win hearts in person.
It was an honour to host Acclaimed Marathi Film Actor Pravin Tarde at Stone Studio. His simplicity, warmth, and appreciation for handcrafted natural stone made this visit truly memorable.

Kothar

Inspired by the traditional Kothi grain vessels of Rajasthan and Gujarat, sculpted in Jaisalmer stone and paired with a warm wooden top. A timeless piece where rural craftsmanship meets contemporary living.

Which detail caught your eye first—the carved stone or the tribal motifs?
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" इश्क ए बनारस "

मैं सुकून लिखूँ तुम गंगा किनारे समझना
मैं जीवन लिखूँ तुम मणिकर्णिका समझना
मैं रात लिखूँ तुम अस्सी घाट समझना
मैं इश्क़ लिखूँ तुम बनारस समझना……

Inspired by the timeless beauty of the Benares Ghats, this handcrafted mural in Indian white marble blends traditional artistry with warm wooden elements.

Rajkhunti.

Heritage Coat and turban Hanger .

Inspired by the traditional khunti used in royal Indian homes and palaces,
Handcarved in Indian marble, each piece draws from old forms of birds, animals, and floral motifs turning a simple hanger into a timeless sculptural object.

Rajkhunti revives a forgotten heritage element & transforms an everyday object into a piece of living heritage.

“Dashaavtar "

Made from different sandstones ,the ten divine manifestations of Lord Vishnu transformed into a living art.

“The Lotus Passage”

Bespoke wall art in Indian Green Marble, blue lapiz lazuli, green aventurine with a wooden boat.

The composition feels like a meditation — a reminder that even in the middle of chaos, there are sacred paths of peace waiting to be discovered.

Jyotibaori

Deepstambh inspired from Indian stepwells

Kamdhenu
" The eternal flow of prosperity".

“कामधेनुः समृद्धेः शाश्वतप्रवाहः”

This artwork in Indian granite stone beautifully reimagines Kamdhenu, the sacred wish-fulfilling cow of Hindu mythology, as a symbol of creation, purity, and eternal nourishment.

Some people don't just teach architecture—they inspire a way of seeing the world.
Architect Yashwant Pitkar Sir has been shaping young minds for over 30 years, sharing not only the principles of architecture but also a deep appreciation for heritage, craftsmanship, and detail.
An avid collector with immense knowledge of fountain pens and stone spheres,
Sir's passion reflects in everything he does. His four books on heritage stone architecture stand as a remarkable contribution to preserving and understanding our architectural legacy.
I feel truly blessed to have known Sir for the last 15 years. Being associated with him has been a privilege, and every interaction continues to be a learning experience.
Grateful for your guidance, wisdom,
and inspiration, Sir. 🙏