Presence,carved in stone.

A human gesture. The fall of a robe. A face with its own presence. Figurative sculpture brings another kind of intimacy to a room.

Explore the catalogue references in the viewing room, then discuss a direction of your own.

Begin a commission Try the concept studio

Concept visualisation of a tall robed marble figure emerging from a rough block, in a green arched niche — Concept visualisation · digitally rendered

Catalogue reference: standing draped woman with green veined robe, pale face and limbs, and the base visible — Catalogue reference direction · the pictured interior is not an Alvora installation

01 / Form & mineral colour

The figure. The folds.The contrast.

Pale limbs meet the movement of a green robe. Drapery gives the eye a path around the figure, while the contrasting colours make each gesture distinct.

This catalogue direction opens a conversation about form and material. Exact stone selection, construction, dimensions and design permissions are reviewed for the proposed commission.

Explore a figurative direction

02 / Reference directions

Human form.A classical vocabulary.

From the full-length figure to the portrait bust, these references show different relationships between expression, drapery and mineral colour.

Catalogue reference: full-length woman playing a violin, with pale skin, reddish veined drapery and complete round base — Catalogue reference direction

A musical gesture

The posture of a violinist, expressed through a pale figure and richly coloured drapery. A reference for discussing pose, setting and material contrast.

Discuss a full-length figure

Original catalogue page showing an Augustus Caesar portrait-bust reference, pale head and dark veined torso; original catalogue lettering retained — Catalogue reference · original lettering retained

The portrait bust

Classical portraiture and contrasting stone create a more concentrated presence. The original catalogue labels this reference an Augustus Caesar bust; it is not presented as an Alvora-made historical original.

Discuss a portrait direction

About this gallery. These images come from TSMM’s existing Roman sculpture brochure and are catalogue references, not completed Alvora commissions or available stock. Any dimensions or material descriptions visible within an original page are historical catalogue information, not a current quotation or promised specification. Design rights, feasibility, exact materials and production route are confirmed separately.

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

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Which materials?

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Where will it live?

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

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