MAKRANA MARBLE

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Makrana Brown Albeta marble, sourced from Makrana in Rajasthan, is a natural stone characterized by a warm brown background with delicate beige and brown veins, known for its smooth texture and suitability for flooring, countertops, and wall cladding. Origin: Makrana, Rajasthan, India. Color: Warm brown background with delicate veins and patterns in shades of beige and brown. Texture: Smooth and refined. Finish: Often polished to a high sheen. Applications: Flooring. Countertops and vanities. Wall cladding. Decorative accents. Other Names: Makrana Dungri Brown Albeta, Makrana Premium Brown Albeta. Durability: Makrana marble is known for its high durability, making it suitable for high-traffic areas. Maintenance: Makrana marble is easy to maintain and clean. Other features: Resistant to heat and water. Unique design pattern. Easy installation.

Approx. Rs 1,850 / sq ftGet Latest Price

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Makrana marble is one of the most preferred ornamental and masonry stones from north-west India that finds its usage in several spectacular heritage buildings and monuments within the country and abroad. The Taj Mahal of Agra (one of the Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO world heritage site) and the Victoria Memorial of Kolkata are both made in Makrana marble, enumerating the two most iconic monuments representing the Moghul and British era architectonic heritage from India. Makrana marble has also been a major building material for scores of forts, palaces and archaeologically significant buildings in India that include white marble structures within Red Fort (both in Delhi and in Agra), Humayun’s Tomb, Akbar’s Tomb, among others. The international use of Makrana marble includes the Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Abu Dhabi, UAE, and Moti Masjid, Lahore, Pakistan. The Makrana marble holds a unique place in the history of heritage stones owing to its visual appeal and homogenous monomineralic attributes. Its crystalline granoblastic, compact and interlocking texture renders it less porous and enhances its resistance and durability. These qualities have made the Makrana marble an ideal material for monuments and buildings. Mineralogically, the Makrana White marble commercial variety, referred to locally as ‘Sang-e-Marmar’ (meaning pure white/ivory stone), contains ~ 100% white calcite grains. On the other hand, the streaks/bands of grey, green and pink shades in other commercial varieties of Makrana marble are attributed to the silicate mineral impurities. Contemporary use of Makrana marble as a dimension stone include cladding, paving, flooring and façade. It is commonly used for making sculptures, ornate garden furniture and fountains which commonly adorn the popular public places like gardens, shopping arcades and malls. Makrana marble has been widely used across the Indian subcontinent, and in combination with its unique geological properties, it fulfils all the criteria and norms to be accredited as a Global Heritage Stone Resource.

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Makrana marble is one of the most preferred ornamental and masonry stones from north-west India that finds its usage in several spectacular heritage buildings and monuments within the country and abroad. The Taj Mahal of Agra (one of the Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO world heritage site) and the Victoria Memorial of Kolkata are both made in Makrana marble, enumerating the two most iconic monuments representing the Moghul and British era architectonic heritage from India. Makrana marble has also been a major building material for scores of forts, palaces and archaeologically significant buildings in India that include white marble structures within Red Fort (both in Delhi and in Agra), Humayun’s Tomb, Akbar’s Tomb, among others. The international use of Makrana marble includes the Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Abu Dhabi, UAE, and Moti Masjid, Lahore, Pakistan. The Makrana marble holds a unique place in the history of heritage stones owing to its visual appeal and homogenous monomineralic attributes. Its crystalline granoblastic, compact and interlocking texture renders it less porous and enhances its resistance and durability. These qualities have made the Makrana marble an ideal material for monuments and buildings. Mineralogically, the Makrana White marble commercial variety, referred to locally as ‘Sang-e-Marmar’ (meaning pure white/ivory stone), contains ~ 100% white calcite grains. On the other hand, the streaks/bands of grey, green and pink shades in other commercial varieties of Makrana marble are attributed to the silicate mineral impurities. Contemporary use of Makrana marble as a dimension stone include cladding, paving, flooring and façade. It is commonly used for making sculptures, ornate garden furniture and fountains which commonly adorn the popular public places like gardens, shopping arcades and malls. Makrana marble has been widely used across the Indian subcontinent, and in combination with its unique geological properties, it fulfils all the criteria and norms to be accredited as a Global Heritage Stone Resource.

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Makrana Pink Marble is one of the oldest and marble. It requires no chemical reinforceme no color change and no loss of polish. This i attested by the buildings and many temples churches and monuments in India dating ba 1000 years. It is a milky white marble and lo panther brown.

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Makrana Kumari Marble, a type of Makrana marble, is a premium Indian marble known for its elegant white base color with subtle black, brown, and grey wavy veins, making it suitable for flooring, wall cladding, and countertops. Here's a more detailed description: Appearance and Characteristics: Base Color: White Veins: Features delicate grey or beige veins Texture: Smooth and luxurious, often polished to a glossy finish Durability: Highly durable and resistant to extreme weather conditions, including heat and moisture Applications: Suitable for flooring, wall cladding, countertops, staircases, window sills, fireplace cabinets, bathroom vanities, and sink tops Origin: Quarried in the Makrana region of Rajasthan, India Calcite Stone: It is a calcite stone, which contributes to its durability Finishes: Available in polished, honed, and rock-faced finishes Slab Sizes: Available in various slab sizes, including 5' x 3' and larger Thickness: Typically ranges from 15 mm to 18 mm Slab sizes: 106 ft., 64 ft., 54 ft., 75 ft. and Full Size Slabs Available Thickness: 16mm, 18mm & 20mm Available Finishes: Unpolished & Polished

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This stone is widely used in flooring, and wall cladding due to its special qualities like no chemical reinforcement, no color changes, and no pin holes. This is one of the best as well as highly recommended stone for floor designs which gives luxury look to the home. Its color is milky white with a brown texture.

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Makrana Pink Marble is one of the oldest and marble. It requires no chemical reinforceme no color change and no loss of polish. This i attested by the buildings and many temples churches and monuments in India dating ba 1000 years. It is a milky white marble and lo panther brown.

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Makrana Brown Albeta marble, sourced from Makrana in Rajasthan, is a natural stone characterized by a warm brown background with delicate beige and brown veins, known for its smooth texture and suitability for flooring, countertops, and wall cladding. Origin: Makrana, Rajasthan, India. Color: Warm brown background with delicate veins and patterns in shades of beige and brown. Texture: Smooth and refined. Finish: Often polished to a high sheen. Applications: Flooring. Countertops and vanities. Wall cladding. Decorative accents. Other Names: Makrana Dungri Brown Albeta, Makrana Premium Brown Albeta. Durability: Makrana marble is known for its high durability, making it suitable for high-traffic areas. Maintenance: Makrana marble is easy to maintain and clean. Other features: Resistant to heat and water. Unique design pattern. Easy installation.