Where Stone
Becomes Art.
Timeless sculptures, architectural masterpieces and artistic installations — hand-crafted in stone, wood and bronze with a devotion to classical Indian idiom and modern form.
A lifetime devoted to form, faith and stone.
Founded and led by Vipin Bhadauria — International Medalist and Karnataka State Awardee — Artmine Sculpture Studio creates Indian classical and modern sculptures in stone, wood, fibreglass and bronze.
From the Ramalalla commission for Ayodhya to Chola-style temple deities in Kerala, bronze portraits of Dr. Verghese Kurien for Amul, and monumental garden installations — every piece leaves the studio as a quiet act of devotion.
Works that have outlived their moment.
A slow, deliberate process.
Nothing here is rushed. Each stage is an inheritance from a lineage of Indian sculptors, tempered by the discipline of a contemporary studio.
Concept
Every commission begins with dialogue — iconography, scale, site and story. Reference sketches and mood boards define the intent.
Design
Detailed clay maquettes and measured drawings resolve proportion, ornament and posture before a single chisel meets the block.
Hand Crafting
Master artisans carve, cast and finish by hand over weeks or months — respecting the traditions of Chola, Hoysala and modern idiom.
Installation
White-glove crating, transport and on-site consecration — anywhere in India or the world.
Chosen by temples, foundations and discerning collectors.
Years of Expertise
Two and a half decades of practice, Karnataka State Award (2009), International Medalist.
Custom Creations
Every piece is site-specific — iconographically correct, proportioned to the space.
Premium Materials
Krishna shila, black granite, Shivani wood, lost-wax bronze — never a compromise.
Skilled Artisans
A studio of masters trained in Indian classical schools working under one roof.
Worldwide Shipping
Museum-grade crating and freight to any temple, home or civic space, globally.
End-to-End Installation
From concept to consecration — we handle every step with care and discretion.
The Ramalalla work is nothing short of divine — proportion, expression, devotion. Vipin ji brought a still centre to the whole commission.
A Chola-idiom Rajagopala and Mahalakshmi that feels centuries old, yet was carved this year. Faultless iconography.
The bronze bust of Dr. Kurien captured not just a likeness — but the man's quiet conviction. Museum-grade craftsmanship.
Let's create your next
masterpiece.
Every project begins with a conversation. Tell us about the space, the story and the deity — and we'll begin.
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