Our Marbles

Makrana White is one of India's most prized and historically significant marbles, quarried from the Makrana region of Rajasthan. Renowned worldwide as the stone used in the construction of the Taj Mahal, it carries a legacy of unmatched purity and timeless elegance. The stone is characterised by its brilliant white base with subtle grey or beige veining, offering a clean and luminous finish that brightens any space. Its tight crystalline structure ensures exceptional durability, resistance to weathering, and a polished surface that holds its sheen for decades. Ideal for flooring, wall cladding, temple construction, countertops, sculptures, and heritage restoration projects. Available in honed, polished, and sandblasted finishes across a range of slab and tile sizes.

Chakk Dhungri is quarried from the Chakk Dhungri zone — a distinct area within the same geological belt as Dhungri. While sharing the broad character of Dhungri marble, Chakk Dhungri is known for producing blocks with a slightly cooler white tone and a more pronounced natural texture. The stone exhibits a coarser crystalline grain compared to premium Makrana grades, giving it a raw, earthy quality that appeals to projects with a naturalistic or rustic design language. Despite its textured character, it polishes to a respectable sheen and cuts cleanly for standard tile and slab production. Best suited for budget-conscious residential projects, outdoor paving, boundary wall cladding, and bulk flooring supply. Offered in rough blocks, gangsaw slabs, and cut tiles.

Dhungri Marble is sourced from the Dhungri quarry belt of Rajasthan and is well-regarded among stone traders and contractors for its consistent block yield and reliable quality across batches, making it one of the more commercially dependable grades from the region. The stone presents a white to off-white base with natural grey undertones and a medium crystalline structure. Its surface responds well to polishing and grinding, achieving a clean, reflective finish with moderate natural movement and veining that adds visual interest without overwhelming a space. Suitable for flooring, wall cladding, temple projects, and export-grade slab supply. Available in polished, honed, and rough finishes across standard and custom dimensions.

Pahadkua is a robust subvariety of Albeta Marble extracted from elevated quarry terrain, giving the stone a distinctive density and a slightly warmer ivory-white base tone. The name reflects its hillside quarry origin, and the stone retains the natural character of its rugged source. Its surface often carries subtle natural veining and a moderate crystalline texture, lending warmth and depth to polished installations. Pahadkua marble is known for its hardness and resistance to surface wear, making it especially suitable for high-traffic areas. Widely used in outdoor paving, staircase applications, exterior cladding, and heavy-use commercial flooring. Available in slab and cut-to-size tile formats.

Ulodi is a subvariety of Albeta Marble sourced from the Ulodi quarry zone. It is characterised by a crisper white tone compared to other Albeta variants, with a tighter grain structure that delivers a cleaner, more uniform surface after polishing. Ulodi marble is particularly valued for its workability, making it suitable for intricate carving, mouldings, and precision-cut tiles. Its consistent colour and texture make it a dependable choice for large flooring and cladding installations where uniformity matters. Best suited for interior flooring, wall panelling, bathroom surfaces, and decorative stonework. Available in polished and honed finishes.

Albeta Marble is a distinguished category of Indian marble sourced from select quarry belts of Rajasthan. Known for its naturally textured character and understated tonal depth, it is a preferred choice for architects and designers seeking authentic stone with strong structural integrity. Its surface exhibits a fine grain pattern with warm white and off-white tones, often with subtle natural movement. The stone performs exceptionally well in both interior and exterior applications, offering good compressive strength and ease of workability for custom profiles and finishes. Commonly used in flooring, staircase treads, columns, facades, and landscaping. Available in multiple grades including Ulodi, Pahadkua, and Chosira — each with distinct surface and tonal characteristics suited to varying project requirements.