Buying an Indian marble statue from abroad is mostly a logistics question, and Murtiya handles that end to end: carving in Rajasthan, export-grade packing, insured freight and the paperwork your customs broker will ask for.

• Direct-from-workshop pricing with no import intermediary

• Foam-moulded, crated packing built for sea and air freight

• Commercial invoice and HS code documentation supplied

• Photo approval before packing on every international order

Most international buyers worry about two things: whether the statue will arrive intact, and whether it will clear customs without a hold-up. Both are solved by packing discipline and documentation, not luck.

Packing for international transit

Carved stone fails in transit at points where it is thin — fingers, crowns, jewellery and drapery edges. We build foam moulds around those areas so the piece cannot shift inside the crate, then brace the crate itself for stacking.

Documentation

We supply a commercial invoice, packing list, HS code classification and material description. Where your country requires additional certificates, we work with your broker to provide them. Our export guide explains the process in more detail.

Lead times

Ready-to-ship pieces can leave quickly. Custom sizes and multi-figure sets are carved to order, so the timeline is dominated by carving rather than shipping. We give a realistic production date before you pay a deposit.