Luxury, born from tradition

At Carvus, we not only are dedicated to crafting exquisite luxury marble bathtubs but also to preserving the art of hand-stone carving.

Our commitment to this ancient and invaluable craft is woven into the very fabric of our brand, and it is a mission close to our hearts.

RAJASTHAN

A HUB OF CULTURAL EXPLORATION SINCE 1609

CRAFTSMANSHIP | CULTURE | TRADITION

Rajasthan, a land of timeless heritage and craftsmanship, is the heart of India’s marble artistry. For centuries, its quarries have produced some of the world’s finest marble, including the iconic Makrana marble used in the Taj Mahal. This region embodies a rich tradition of stone carving, where skilled artisans transform raw materials into exquisite works of art.

At Carvus, we honour Rajasthan’s legacy by working with master artisans who have perfected their craft over generations. Their expertise in hand-carving brings out the natural beauty of marble, creating luxurious pieces that blend heritage with contemporary elegance. Through their artistry, we bring the essence of Rajasthan into modern living spaces.

Minds of Carvus

  • Meher

    Meher Bahl, the creative force behind Carvus, brings over five years of industry experience in the architecture, design and conservation field, managing projects of varying scales.

    She has a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from India and a Master’s in Architecture from the University of Melbourne.

  • Ralph

    Ralph, an engineer and economist, leverages his extensive banking experience in strategy, negotiations, and data analytics to oversee finance and business development for Carvus.

    Inspired by the artisans during a transformative trip to Jaipur, Ralph’s mission is to bridge ancient crafts and traditions with modern-day society.

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Hands of Carvus

  • Master Sunil

  • Master Santosh

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Our Sustainability Commitment

Marble is a sustainable choice for construction and design due to its natural origin, durability, and recyclability. Sourced directly from the earth, marble requires minimal processing, reducing its environmental footprint compared to synthetic materials.

Its long-lasting nature ensures that structures and designs crafted from marble can endure for generations, minimizing the need for frequent replacements.

Additionally, marble can be repurposed or recycled into aggregates or other uses, reducing waste. Responsible quarrying practices and advancements in eco-friendly processing technologies continue to enhance marble’s sustainability.

By choosing marble, we embrace an elegant, timeless material that aligns with environmental consciousness.