Visit our Art Gallery to explore an extraordinary collection of Indian Handicrafts.
Temple Works
Custom Works
Srushti Handicrafts specializes in crafting stunning Chola-style sculptures for temples, made from Gold, Silver, Bronze, Panchadhathu, and Ashtadhathu. These beautiful pieces are created by National award-winning artisans who bring years of expertise and dedication to every sculpture. Known for their detailed work, these sculptures reflect the divine presence of Hindu deities with lifelike expressions and graceful postures. The artisans' skills in using traditional methods ensure that each piece captures the spiritual beauty and legacy of Chola art.
Srushti Handicrafts also offers custom-made Kavachas (protective armor) for deities. These are made with high-quality metals and are precisely designed to fit each deity, adding an extra layer of elegance and divinity to the temple setting. The intricate engravings on the Kavachas are crafted to enhance the spiritual connection
with the deities.
Additionally, Srushti Handicrafts is known for its expertise in sheet work for temple panels and steps. These panels are intricately carved
or embossed to provide a grand backdrop for deities in temples.
The custom-designed steps elevate the entire temple altar,
creating a majestic and sacred environment that enhances the
worship experience.
Every project by Srushti Handicrafts is tailored to meet the specific needs of temples. Whether working with Gold, Silver, Bronze, Panchadhathu, or Ashtadhathu, the artisans bring tradition, authenticity, and precision to every sculpture. Srushti Handicrafts ensures that each creation is not only visually striking but also spiritually uplifting, preserving the essence of Chola artistry
for temple installations.
Major Temple Works
Swarna Lakshmi, Golden Temple
The Golden Lakshmi of Sripuram is a stunning statue of Goddess Lakshmi, crafted by Shilp Guru L. Radhakrishna Sthapathi. This magnificent sculpture, made of pure gold, is housed in the famous Sripuram Golden Temple in Tamil Nadu, drawing thousands of devotees each year.
Shilp Guru L. Radhakrishna Sthapathi, a highly respected master in temple architecture, led the creation of this beautiful deity. Every detail of the statue reflects his deep knowledge of Shilpa Shastra, the ancient Indian arts of design. The Golden Lakshmi, seated gracefully on a lotus, represents wealth, prosperity, and well-being. Her serene presence brings a sense of peace and blessings to all who visit the temple.
This masterpiece is not just a symbol of devotion but a shining example of India's rich tradition in temple artistry, making Golden Temple a
must-visit pilgrimage site.
Sri Sakthi Ganapathi, Golden Temple
The Silver Ganesh at the Vellore Sripuram Golden Temple is a remarkable statue crafted by Shilp Guru L. Radhakrishna Sthapathi. Weighing 2 tons, this massive idol of Lord Ganesha stands as a powerful symbol of strength and divine blessing. Known as the remover of obstacles and the god of new beginnings, Lord Ganesha’s presence draws countless devotees to the sacred temple.
Shilp Guru L. Radhakrishna Sthapathi, a master in temple art and design, led the creation of this incredible sculpture. His work reflects deep knowledge of Shilpa Shastra, ensuring that every detail of the Silver Ganesh aligns with ancient traditions. The impressive size and beauty of the statue add to its spiritual significance, offering peace and prosperity to worshippers.
This grand statue enhances the temple’s spiritual aura and serves
as a key attraction, highlighting India’s rich heritage of
temple craftsmanship.
Bronze Chakrathalvar, Sri Skandasramam Temple
The 22-foot Chakrathalvar at Sri Skandasramam Temple in Chennai is an awe-inspiring creation by Shilp Guru L. Radhakrishna Sthapathi. This grand statue of Chakrathalvar, a revered form of Vishnu
holding the divine Sudarshana Chakra, is crafted with
meticulous attention to detail.
Standing at an impressive 22 feet, the sculpture captures the powerful essence of Vishnu, symbolizing protection and divine justice. The detailed craftsmanship of the statue highlights Radhakrishna Sthapathi’s skill and dedication, creating a majestic presence that enhances the spiritual ambiance of the temple.
This magnificent work not only draws devotees seeking blessings but also serves as a stunning example of traditional temple artistry.
The 22-foot Chakrathalvar stands as a testament to Shilp Guru Radhakrishna Sthapathi’s commitment to preserving and
celebrating sacred art forms in temple installations.
