Mishra Arts is synonym as creators of marble artefacts, statues, and temple architecture. They are adept at sculpting bespoke handcrafted marble creations with chisel and hammer since decades. Following in the footsteps of their ancestral business, Mishra Arts has made a name for itself as an exquisite manufacturers and exporters of coloured and plain marble idols, statues, temple art and ancient Indian marble artefacts not only nationally but also internationally to the seven continents. If looking to get a marble extravaganza, Mishra Arts is the right stop for all your sculpture needs.

Our Sculpting Expertise

Mishra Arts is a renowned name in the industry of moulded arts and craftsmanship in marble was established in 1992. Mishra Arts have a talented team of 8-10 artisans and architect specializes in marble deities, life size statues, temple architecture and modern sculptures to name a few. Keeping quality upmost and lifelike is the success mantra of this exquisite marble enterprise.

Devendra Mishra along with his three brothers have worked on various national and international sculpting projects and brought accolades to the marble sculpting industry. They have also held group shows across various states in India.

The Sculpting Lineage

Devendra Mishra’s grandfather was professed in the artistic work of sculpting statues, marble deities, and temple art along with modern art sculptures both for interior and exterior sculptures.

The sculpting journey that was started by his grandfather was taken forth by his father, Late Ram Ratan Mishra, who decided to add finesse to this art form and enrolled and graduated from J.J. College of Arts & M.S. University, Baroda. After returning back from his studies, he wholeheartedly delved into the family business of visualizing and creating life size statues with his father. Some of his commendable works include a live portrait of Late Prithviraj Kapoor and the former Soviet Union Russian Premier – Marshal Bulganin.

The Late Ram Ratan Mishra was blessed with four sons who were always desirous to learn the sculpting art of their forefathers. They would stick around the family workshop and try to hone their skills with statues & marble deities. But due to the sudden and untimely departure of their father the late Ram Ratan Mishra who left for his heavenly abode, the four brothers opened their individual works to broaden their horizons in the sculpting industry.