Form beyondthe familiar.

A curve, an opening, a moment of balance. Abstract sculpture gives stone a language of its own.

Explore the forms in the viewing room, then bring a direction of your own.

Begin a commission Try the concept studio

Concept visualisation of two interlocking white marble forms on a bronze plinth against a deep red wall — Concept visualisation · digitally rendered

AI visualisation based on a catalogue reference: tall dark stone abstract sculpture with an open oval curve and rounded base — AI design visualisation · based on a catalogue reference

01 / Open form

Movement,held in stone.

An elongated silhouette turns around a quiet central opening. The relationship between solid stone and empty space is the starting point.

For a new commission, scale, stone, surface character and placement are considered together. The pictured setting is a generated design visualisation, not a completed installation.

Bring us your direction

02 / Reference directions

A study inshape and space.

These forms can help express what you are drawn to. They are references for discussion, not a fixed collection available to order.

AI visualisation based on a catalogue reference: pale circular stone sculpture with two curved openings, shown with its complete rectangular base — AI design visualisation

The circular form

A rounded outline and two openings invite a changing view as you move around the piece.

Discuss a circular direction

AI visualisation based on a catalogue reference: pale interwoven knotted stone sculpture with the full open form and base visible — AI design visualisation

The knotted form

Interwoven lines bring a different rhythm: continuity, connection and an open silhouette.

Discuss an interwoven direction

About this gallery. Images are AI-generated visualisations informed by TSMM’s abstract sculpture brochure, created to explore the forms in new settings. They are not photographs of manufactured pieces or exact design specifications. Descriptive names are used to explain the direction; they are not approved product names or stocked SKUs. Design permissions, feasibility, stone, dimensions, pricing and production route are reviewed for each enquiry. No pictured piece or specification is promised.

The completed green marble console installed in a private London residence — Photographed · completed commission, London

The workshop / Completed work

From an ideato a realised piece.

For an actual workshop and installation record, explore the Udaipur Green Marble console made in Jaipur for a private London residence.

See the London commission

Your commission begins here

What are you imagining?

Answer five short questions. Your concept sheet builds beside you; render a first picture of the idea, then email it to Naman.

What would you like made?

How should it feel?

How large, roughly? Choose a scale

I know the measurements

Width Depth Height Unit

Which materials?

Wood, optional Brass, optional

Where will it live?

Country City

Timing, optional Anything to keep or avoid

Add a sketch or referenceOptional · JPEG or PNG up to 4 MB · only an image you may share

Where should Naman reply? Your email required

Your name Enquiring as

I may share any reference I added, and I understand a render is a visual starting point: not a quotation, a dimensioned drawing or a promise that the piece can be made exactly as pictured.

A first picture of your idea appears in the panel. Render before you send and it travels with your sheet.

Your answers stay in your browser until you press a button. “Email my concept” sends your sheet, and a link to your render if you made one, to Naman through this website. WhatsApp opens a draft with The Star Murti Museum, the workshop behind Alvora. A render sends your description, and any reference image you add, to an image service to produce the picture. This is a conversation, not an order: material, scale, feasibility, design-development scope and any fees are reviewed for each commission. See our privacy notice.