Taj Mahal Marble Stone

Taj mahal quartzite is a pristine countertop material that will be able to fit into a wide variety of home designs due to its white base with greyish brown veins.

Taj mahal marble stone.

It is the white crystalline marble facing of the main mausoleum for which the taj is so famous. Taj mahal is a quartzite from brazil. This white quartzite resembles the italian calacatta marbles in appearance but is much harder and more durable. We have our own fabricating unit since 1998 in state of kuwait.

The complex houses the tombs of shah jahan and one of his wives known as mumtaz mahal. Please visit our showroom or call our sales department for pricing and availability. Reference item qua339. This beautiful natural stone is a great option for kitchen countertops as well as bathroom countertops fireplace surrounds home bar tops commercial bar tops and outdoor kitchen countertops.

Taj mahal mausoleum complex in uttar pradesh in northern india built by the mughal emperor shah jahan in the 17th century. Contact details 620 e ball rd. Today its stunning architecture has made it one of the most iconic monuments in the world. During the polishing process an epoxy resin is applied to the surface of the stone to fill in any natural pits cracks or fissures that may exist.

A small portion of the marble and red sand stone railings behind the taj mahal s main mausoleum on the side of yamuna river were damaged after an iron scaffolding fell on it due to the heavy thunderstorm that hit agra last night. Taj mahal marble centre is a marble granite natural stone and reconstituted stone company engaged in import export and fabrication of premium quality of marble granite slate sand stone quadzite lime stone reconstituted stone artificial stone articles and monuments. One of the reasons why taj mahal quartzite is so popular is that it beautifully replicates the look of marble even though it comes with the hardness and durability of granite. Slabs of taj mahal will feature broad waves and swirls of color along with interesting striations not so much the flecked or mottled look that is common with granite but smooth marbling throughout the stone.

The glistening effect created by the translucent marble is well described by kalim a mughal court poet who wrote that the taj resembles dawn s bright face. It would require rs 20 lakh for the asi to repair the damage.