Four measurements decide whether a Radha Krishna pair will work in your mandir. Take them before you order.

1. Interior height

Measure from the platform surface to the underside of the mandir roof. Subtract the tallest crown height and a two to three inch dressing margin. The result is your usable deity height.

2. Interior width

Measure the full width available. The pair plus base must fit with a small margin so you can reach past them to dust.

3. Platform depth

You need depth for the base plus free space in front for offerings — typically an extra 4 to 6 inches.

4. Doorway and steps

If the murti is delivered fully carved, it has to pass through doorways and up stairs in its packaging. Check the narrowest opening.

Specifying a custom pair

Share these four measurements, and the workshop can recommend a height ratio and base width that suit the mandir rather than forcing a standard size into it.

Frequently asked questions

What measurements do I need before ordering a Radha Krishna pair?

Interior height, interior width, platform depth and the narrowest doorway or staircase on the delivery route.

How much dressing clearance should I allow?

Two to three inches above the tallest crown, plus a small margin so you can reach behind and beside the deities to dust.

Can a murti be made to fit an unusual mandir?

Yes. Custom sizes are routine — provide the four measurements and the workshop will recommend a matching height ratio and base width.

Where to go next

• Start a custom order

• Radha Krishna murtis