White Marble Human Bust with Styled Moustache
(MHS-WMHSMH-007)White Marble Human Bust with Styled Moustache is a handcrafted human portrait murti featuring a dignified male figure with neatly sculpted hair, distinctive styled moustache and carefully defined facial features.
The white marble carving captures the facial structure, eyes, ears, hair texture, moustache and natural contours of the face with detailed craftsmanship. The bust extends across the shoulders and upper torso, with the figure dressed in a formal collared shirt and one hand positioned near the chest.
This marble murti is suitable for memorial displays, institutional spaces, offices, educational establishments, cultural collections and personalized commemorative installations. The polished finish and realistic sculpting reflect the craftsmanship of skilled marble artisans from Jaipur, Rajasthan.
For available sizes, pricing, customization and order details, contact Mateshwari Moorti Bhandar.
How We Work
- ConsultShare deity, size & finish
- DesignApprove sketches before carve
- HandcraftArtisans carve with devotion
- DeliverQC checked & safely shipped
About This Creation
Product Type: Handcrafted Human Portrait Bust
Form: Male Human Bust
Pose: Front-Facing Bust
Hair: Sculpted Short Hair
Moustache: Styled Sculpted Moustache
Expression: Calm and Dignified Expression
Attire: Formal Collared Shirt
Hand Position: Hand Positioned Near Chest
Facial Detailing: Detailed Sculpted Facial Features
Torso: Shoulders and Upper-Torso Bust
Finish: Smooth Polished White Marble
Craftsmanship: Handcrafted Marble Carving
Suitable For: Memorial Displays, Offices, Institutions, Educational Spaces and Cultural Collections
Customization: Available on request
Origin: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Product Specifications
- Product Code
- MHS-WMHSMH-007
- Category
- Marble Human Statues
- Color
- White
- Size
- Standard
Customisation
This creation can be tailored to your space and devotional preferences. Share your requirements through our enquiry form and our team will guide you.


