About Shri Krishna Stone Company – Sandstone Temple Manufacturer in Rajasthan
Shri Krishna Stone Company is a Rajasthan-based sandstone temple manufacturer, specializing in custom temple construction, stone carving and related stonework in Dausa District. The company works with sandstone and other stones to design, carve, and build temples, jali panels, fountains, statues, and other custom stonework for homes, temples, and commercial spaces.
Established in 2016 under the proprietorship of Mukesh Kumar Saini, the company operates from its manufacturing base in Dausa, Rajasthan — a region known for its long-standing tradition of stone carving. Sandstone temple manufacturing remains our core focus, carried out through a combination of hand carving and structured production processes, with each project shaped according to the customer's design and requirement.
Who We Are
Shri Krishna Stone Company is a sandstone temple manufacturing company based in Dausa District, Rajasthan. Established in 2016 under the proprietorship of Mukesh Kumar Saini, the company has been engaged in manufacturing sandstone temples and carrying out stone carving work for customers across different requirements — from home temples to larger structures built for public and commercial use.
Our work centres on sandstone, though we also take up custom stonework in other stone types depending on the project. Each piece, whether it is a temple, a carved jali panel, or a decorative stone element, is manufactured according to the size, design, and finish the customer asks for, rather than being made to a fixed standard pattern.
Being located in Dausa keeps the company close to Rajasthan's stone carving belt, which has supported the kind of hands-on, carving-based manufacturing that the business was built around since 2016. As a Sandstone Temple Manufacturer in Rajasthan, our focus stays on producing work that is carved and finished in-house, with the proprietor directly involved in overseeing manufacturing and custom orders.
Business Information
What We Manufacture
Sandstone Temple
Temple structures form the core of our manufacturing work — domes, pillars, and carved facades built to the layout and dimensions a custome r specifies, whether for a home, colony, or public site.
View Details →Sandstone Temple for Home
Not every temple needs to be large. For home mandirs, we scale the same carving work down to fit a courtyard, terrace, or indoor corner, without dropping the detailing.
View Details →Red Sandstone Temple
Dholpur stone gives a warmer, reddish tone that many customers prefer for temple exteriors. We carve and finish these structures the same way we do our other temple work, adjusted for the stone's texture.
View Details →Pink Sandstone Temple
Bansi Paharpur sandstone is lighter in shade and takes fine carving well, which is why it's a common choice for temple facades and pillar work at our workshop.
View Details →Sandstone Jali Work
Jali panels need precision more than raw carving skill — the pattern has to repeat cleanly across the full panel. We cut and finish these for walls, boundaries, and temple screens. .
View Details →Sandstone Fountain
Fountains go through an extra step beyond carving — Fountains require careful shaping and fitting in addition to decorative carving, particularly around the base and individual tiers.
View Details →Sandstone Cladding
Cladding work is less about carving and more about consistent cutting — flat sandstone panels sized and finished for exterior or interior wall covering.
View Details →Sandstone Statues
Statues are carved by hand, piece by piece, based on the reference or design a customer brings us — The work requires careful hand carving, particularly where the design includes fine facial, floral or ornamental details.
View Details →Sandstone Gazebo / Chhatri
Gazebos and chhatris combine dome carving with pillar construction, usually built for gardens, courtyards, or memorial spaces where an open structure is needed.
View Details →Stone Handicrafts / Custom Stone Art
Beyond temples and structures, we also take up smaller custom pieces — decorative items or stone art carved to a design the customer already has in mind.
View Details →Inside Our Stone Carving & Temple Manufacturing Workshop
Shri Krishna Stone Company operates as a stone carving company in Rajasthan, with all cutting, carving, and finishing work carried out at our workshop in Dausa. This is where raw sandstone blocks are turned into temple components, jali panels, statues, and other custom stone products.
The process usually starts with raw sandstone blocks being cut down to the sizes needed for a project. From there, the stone is shaped and prepared before carving begins — some of it done by hand, especially for temple pillars, domes, and statue work, and some through CNC-supported carving for repetitive jali patterns where precision matters more than individual craftsmanship. Once carved, each piece goes through finishing before it's set aside for assembly or dispatch, depending on whether it's part of a larger temple structure or a standalone piece.
Below is a look inside the workshop and the stages a piece typically moves through.
Our Sandstone Temple Manufacturing Process
Stone Selection
Not all sandstone blocks are the same — grain, colour, and surface consistency vary even within the same quarry lot. Our first job is picking blocks that match what the design calls for, whether that's red Dholpur stone for a warmer look or pink Bansi Paharpur for finer carving.
Cutting & Sizing
This is where the project actually takes shape, dimension-wise. Selected blocks are cut down to the sizes a pillar, panel, or dome section will need — get this stage wrong and everything carved afterward is compromised, so measurements are checked against the design before cutting.
Shaping & Structural Preparation
A cut block still doesn't look like part of a temple. It needs rounding, squaring, or curving depending on what it's becoming — a pillar, a jali frame, a dome segment. This stage is less about detail and more about getting the structural form right before carving starts.
Hand Carving & Detailing
This is the slowest part of the process, and there's no shortcut for it. Craftsmen work directly on the stone, adding the figures, patterns, and surface detailing that define how a temple or statue actually looks — the time this takes depends entirely on how intricate the design is.
CNC Jali / Decorative Work
Jali panels are a different challenge — the pattern has to repeat exactly across the whole panel, which hand carving alone makes harder to keep consistent. CNC-supported carving handles this part, working alongside our carvers rather than instead of them.
Finishing & Quality Check
Once carving is done, pieces are smoothed and checked over — surfaces evened out, minor irregularities corrected. It's the stage where small mistakes get caught before a piece is considered ready to move forward.
Assembly / Dispatch Preparation
Depending on the project, finished pieces are either put together at the workshop to check fit, or packed as-is for dispatch, with final assembly happening on-site. Larger temple structures usually go the second route, since full assembly only makes sense at the installation location.
Stone Materials & Custom Manufacturing
Bansi Paharpur / Pink Sandstone
Lighter in tone and known for taking fine carving well, pink sandstone from Bansi Paharpur is a common choice for temple facades and detailed pillar work where the carving needs to stand out clearly.
Dholpur / Red Sandstone
Red sandstone from Dholpur has a deeper, warmer tone and holds up well for both structural and decorative use — it's often picked for temple exteriors where a richer colour is preferred over pink or beige stone.
Karauli Stone
Karauli stone is another material we work with, generally suited to structural and flooring applications where durability matters as much as appearance.
Kota Stone
Kota stone is used mainly for flooring and surface applications, valued for its smooth finish and consistency across larger areas.
Marble
Marble is used where a project calls for marble elements alongside sandstone, particularly when the design requires a different surface finish or material combination.
Built Around Your Project Requirements
Material selection is only part of the picture — most of our work is built around what a specific project actually needs. A home temple and a temple built for a public site rarely follow the same dimensions or design, and we adjust accordingly, whether that means resizing a structure to fit a courtyard or scaling up carving detail for a larger commercial installation. This same custom approach carries into other stonework we take on, including jali panels, fountains, statues, gazebos, cladding, and one-off stone art pieces — each shaped to the design a customer brings to us rather than built to a fixed template.
Logistics & Transportation Support
Getting a finished sandstone temple from our workshop to a project site isn't a small undertaking — sizes and weights vary a lot from one order to the next. As a sandstone temple manufacturer, we support transportation of our manufactured stone products across India, with planning based on the size of the consignment, its weight, and the route it needs to travel.
- Nationwide delivery support for manufactured stone products
- Own transport vehicles for consignment movement
- Trained drivers handling stone transportation
- Secure loading and handling to prevent damage in transit
- Planning based on product size, weight, and route requirements
- Consignments handled from 1 ton up to 20 tons
Our Office & Manufacturing Facility
Office
Langada Bajali Parli, Sikrai, Dausa District, Rajasthan – 303509
Factory / Workshop
Projects
Temple Manufacturing
Sandstone temple manufactured and carved to the client's design and dimensions.
View Project →Home Temple
Compact sandstone temple manufactured for home mandir placement.
View Project →Jali Work
Sandstone jali panels carved and manufactured for a custom stonework project.
View Project →Sandstone Fountain
Custom sandstone fountain manufactured to the requested size and design.
View Project →Gazebo / Chhatri
Sandstone gazebo manufactured and carved for outdoor placement.
View Project →Custom Stone Project
Stonework manufactured to a custom brief outside our standard product range.
View Project →Planning a Sandstone Temple or Custom Stone Project?
Share your design, dimensions or requirement with Shri Krishna Stone Company and our team can discuss the suitable stonework and manufacturing requirements.
Shri Krishna Stone Company is a sandstone temple manufacturer based in Dausa, Rajasthan. Established in 2016 under the proprietorship of Mukesh Kumar Saini, the company manufactures sandstone temples, home temples, pink and red sandstone products, stone jali, fountains, statues, gazebos, cladding and customized stonework.
Yes. Shri Krishna Stone Company is a Sandstone Temple Manufacturer in Rajasthan with its manufacturing base in Dausa district. The company works on sandstone temple manufacturing, professional sandstone carving and customized stone products using a combination of traditional hand carving and structured manufacturing processes.
Yes. Custom sandstone temples can be manufactured according to the required dimensions, drawings, reference designs and project requirements. The company handles both compact home temples and larger residential or commercial temple projects, along with related stonework such as jali and decorative elements.
The company works with Bansi Paharpur pink sandstone, Dholpur red sandstone, Karauli stone, Kota stone and marble, depending on the design and application. Bansi Paharpur is used for detailed pink sandstone carving, while Dholpur sandstone is used for red sandstone temples and structural stonework.
Shri Krishna Stone Company is located at Langada Bajali Parli, Sikrai, Dausa District, Rajasthan – 303509. The company supports nationwide transportation of manufactured stonework, with loading, handling and route planning based on product size, consignment weight and delivery requirements. Customers can also view our location and business information on our Official Google Business Profile.