The Marikamba Collection
Crafted for temples. Homes. Generations.
Seven craft chapters, each with its own complete gallery. Every piece left our atelier in Sirsi as raw, seasoned timber — and was carved, fitted and finished entirely by hand. Choose a chapter below and walk it slowly, all the way to the end.
The Chapters
Seven forms of the craft
286 works across the collection
01
Pooja Mandira & Mantapa
A mandira is not furniture. It is the quiet centre of a home — a small temple, built with the same discipline as a large one.
129 pieces
02
Temple Chariots
The temple chariot is the most demanding form in our craft — architecture, sculpture and engineering in a single moving structure.
22 pieces
03
Wooden Door Carving
In Karnataka, a doorway is never just an entrance. It is the face a home shows the world, and the frame through which a family passes every day.
83 pieces
04
Wooden Pallaki
The pallaki carries what a community holds most sacred — so it must be worthy of the honour.
5 pieces
05
Temple & Home Wood Works
Beyond signature pieces, our atelier takes on complete wood work for temples and homes — the structural and the ornamental, together.
25 pieces
06
Wooden Sculpture
Sculpture is where our forty-year legacy began — reading the grain, finding the figure, and releasing it without fighting the wood.
13 pieces
07
Wooden Simhasana
A simhasana is a seat of honour — carved to elevate, to frame and to endure.
9 pieces
Commission a piece
What you have seen is a beginning, not a catalogue
Every Marikamba piece is made to order — to your deity, your doorway, your temple, your home. Bring us a drawing, a photograph, or simply an idea.
Follow the Craft
The chisel never really rests
Works in progress, processions, installations and quiet mornings at the bench — follow the atelier as the next piece takes shape.