About Bhagwan Bazaar

Bhagwan Bazaar prints devotional objects in Bengaluru and posts them anywhere in India. Forms, models and festival objects. Each one is modelled on a form that belongs somewhere specific, and the run is ordered from Kerala up to Ayodhya, because where a form comes from is part of what it is.

What you are buying

These are devotional art objects: a form, a study, a model. Consecration takes prana pratishtha, which does not happen in a workshop, so nothing here is sold as a murti for worship. A piece that is later consecrated elsewhere is a matter between you and whoever performs it; what leaves this workshop is an object.

How they are made

Every piece is printed in fine layers and then finished by hand, so the surface reads as the material it imitates rather than as plastic. Each product page states the exact height, the material and how long that piece takes on the machine, because those are the things a photograph cannot tell you.

Delivery and returns

Four days to dispatch from the workshop, free delivery anywhere in India, and thirty days to send a piece back. Bhagwan Bazaar is a Casa Forma store, so the returns desk is the same one.

The name

bhagavān came into the languages from Sanskrit, bāzār from Persian. Both are spoken across the country, and neither belongs to one state. That is why the shop prints its own name in several scripts and lets you pick the one you read.

Writing to us

hello@casaforma.in reaches a person, not a queue. It is a Casa Forma address because one desk answers for all of these shops.