Odisha's premier institution dedicated to preserving, sculpting, and exporting classical Kalinga temple architecture, sacred metal idols, and royal fine art from Bhubaneswar.
Odisha is revered globally as the sacred realm of temple architecture, where ancient stone carvers breathed life into monolithic rock faces at Konark, Puri, and Bhubaneswar. At Orient Crafts Museum, we stand as the living heirs to this illustrious lineage.
Founded by hereditary Silpins and master craftsmen, our institution operates both as a 25,000 sq.ft master production atelier and a heritage training guild. Every deity sculpted, every brass idol cast, and every wooden mandap created adheres strictly to the canonical principles of the Shilpa Shastra, Manasara, and Vastu Vidya.
Every discipline is governed by specialized hereditary master sculptors and dedicated research labs.
Authentic Lalita Khondalite, Baulamala sandstone, and black granite temple pillars, Nayika friezes, and monolithic Murtis.
Lost-wax Cire-Perdue casting of pure Panchaloha deities, Dhokra tribal statues, and acoustic temple hanging bells.
Moisture-kilned Indian teakwood and sandalwood 3D bas-relief panels, pooja mandir gates, and elephant brackets.
100% natural organic mineral inks, tamarind seed binders, sea conch parchment, and 24K gold foil mythological scrolls.
Multi-ply UV-resistant reinforced structural statues engineered for extreme coastal humidity, torrential rains, and heat.
Zero compromises on natural sourced materials and classical iconographic measurements.
100% direct remuneration to artisan families, ensuring dignity and generational craft survival.
Combining ancient Vastu proportions with precision structural engineering for monumental longevity.
3-tier reinforced crating and seamless door-to-door transit insurance for all international clients.
Experience master sculptors at work, explore our stone yards, and consult with senior Silpins for custom temple mandap commissions or home sanctums.
