Marbles

The majestic Taj Mahal comes to mind when one thinks of Indian marbles. Indian marbles are mined in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh and come in a variety of colours and veins. Marble is a relatively strong and long-lasting stone. It requires a good polish and is commonly used for wall claddings, marble flooring, skirtings, tabletops, treads, kitchen countertops, and risers, sculptures, and artefacts. Marble slabs and tiles have been used in temples, mosques, palaces, and homes since time immemorial.

India has long been known for its magnificent architecture and refined way of life. The days of the royals may have been replaced by democratic forms of governance, but many people's lifestyle choices remain as regal as in the past. Because of its pleasing colours, patterns, and designs, Indian marble is the most popular ornamental and decorative stone.

India has long been known for its magnificent architecture and refined way of life. The days of the royals may have been replaced by democratic forms of governance, but many people's lifestyle choices remain as regal as in the past. Because of its pleasing colours, patterns, and designs, Indian marble is the most popular ornamental and decorative stone.