Welcome to OdishaKraft
Stone carving in Odisha began in the 13th century, influenced by medieval North Indian architecture from the Kalinga School. Odisha’s stone carving tradition is vibrant, with Kalinga School artisans creating masterpieces like the Sun Temple in Konark and Bhubaneswar temples. Konark is a key hub for stone carving, using soft stone, red sandstone, and granite. Artisans there craft icons and figures in various dance poses, while sandstone is used for household items and granite for temple-inspired figures.
We, OdishaKraft’s produce an array of statues, and we have a strong market reputation as a major manufacturer, supplier, and exporter. Our artists work on uniqueness, and our products are very accurate in dimension. We had completed many projects like temple construction, wall construction, and also worked on Garden Statues. We produce the finest quality statues that have unique features like durability, excellent finish, smooth surface, and longer life. Basically, we work on the quality of products, and this was possible because of proper infrastructure and modern machinery equipment.
What Services We Offer For You
OdishaKraft delivers the finest Buddha statues, God idols, garden statues, and modern sculptures crafted from premium marble and stone. As a trusted manufacturer and supplier, we specialise in high-quality marble and stone statues (murtis) with doorstep delivery across India.
Stone Statue
A Stone sculpture is an object made of stone which has been shaped, usually by carving, or assembled to form a visually interesting three-dimensional shape.
Wooden Work
Wood has been used in the creation of works of art for as long as people have been moved to create. The nature of wood is that each piece is absolutely unique.
Marble Statue
OdishaKraft specializes in selling hand-carved marble sculptures. Each piece tells its own story, and many of them have been inspired by the culture and tradition of India.
Garden Work
Garden statues can be a part of this complex visual stimulation, adding a touch of sophistication or playfulness to the great outdoors.
Susant Kumar Das
From the colourful streets of Odisha, Susant Kumar Das, son of a bicycle mechanic, discovered his love for spiritual art at a young age. Inspired by devotion, he began sculpting beautiful idols of gods and goddesses. For over 20 years, his skilled hands have turned stone into stunning artwork, winning him the National Award for his incredible talent.
His amazing journey was recently highlighted at the 38th Surajkund International Crafts Mela (Feb 7–23, 2025, Faridabad). Odisha’s stone carving, influenced by the 13th-century Kalinga School, was displayed with pride alongside the crafts of Madhya Pradesh. With over 2,500 artisans from across India and BIMSTEC countries, Susant’s work likely stood out, showing the world the beauty of India’s traditional art.
It’s a proud moment to see our local artists and heritage receive such well-deserved international attention!
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