From raw block to finished memorial, under one roof
Every piece is cut, shaped, carved and polished by skilled stone craftsmen, using granite and stone from India's leading quarrying regions.
We keep slabs of granites from both North and South India, imported marbles and Rajasthan sandstone in our yard, so you can choose the stone and see your actual slab before we start cutting.
Our workshop makes headstones, heart and book memorials, carved angels and crosses, sandstone memorials and complete grave sets, made to the size you need.
Our workshop
From order to dispatch
We choose the block or slab as appropriate for your stone and colour, before cutting it to your size or carving it as per the order.
The stone or slab is sawn to your length, width and thickness, cut to the angle where it is angled, or in accordance with the drawing you provide.
Profiles, hearts, wings, roses and all other figures are shaped and carved by hand. Where a design combines profiles with engraving, our stone artists engrave every detail by hand.
Faces are polished or honed, and inscriptions are cut and filled.
Each piece is protected and crated for safe transport. How we pack
Stone range
Granite is the most durable choice for memorials: it is dense, absorbs very little water, and keeps its polish and lettering outdoors for generations. Marble and sandstone offer softer tones and are easier to carve, making them a good choice for sculpted and decorative work.
North Indian granites





















South Indian granites




















Every granite piece is uniquely formed by nature, and subtle variations in shade, texture and pattern are part of its authentic, one‑of‑a‑kind beauty. Please treat the images as a guide: colour and grain can differ from one quarry face to the next. Some stones remain consistent throughout the quarry and its blocks, while others show natural variation.







