Frequently AskedQuestions

We supply Umraya white marble, Agaria white marble, and Vietnam white marble — all sourced and processed at our Kelwa, Rajsamand facility. We also supply five varieties of granite: Black Pearl, Imperial Red, Salmon Pink, Light Pink, and Blue Grey. All materials are available as raw blocks, processed slabs, and cut tiles.

Both are white marbles from the Rajsamand belt, but they differ in veining character. Umraya marble has a pure white base with dramatic grey-black veining and is our flagship export variety. Agaria marble has a crisp white base with bold, prominent veining and tends to have stronger contrast. Both are A-grade and available in matched lots. We recommend requesting slab photographs to select the character that suits your project.

We offer five surface finishes: Polished (mirror high-gloss), Honed (satin matte), Sandblasted (textured), Brushed/Antique, and Bush-Hammered (rough, on request). The right finish depends on your application — polished for interior flooring and feature walls, honed for bathrooms and outdoor areas, flamed or sandblasted for exterior cladding and temple platforms.

Yes. Our in-house factory can produce slabs up to 313×203 cm in any thickness from 10mm upwards. Tiles can be cut to any dimension. We also fabricate custom shapes, curved pieces, countertops with sink cutouts, and architectural elements from drawings. Dimensional tolerance is ±1mm across all custom work.

Contact us via the quote form or WhatsApp with your material type, dimensions, finish, and quantity. We respond with current lot availability, slab photographs, and pricing within 24 hours. For export orders, we provide FOB pricing from Mundra or Nhava Sheva.

No fixed minimum for domestic orders — we supply single slabs and full-building packages alike. For export orders, the minimum is typically one container (20ft FCL). We're happy to discuss requirements of any scale.

Absolutely. We welcome clients, architects, and buyers to visit our block yard, slab warehouse, and showroom in Kelwa, Rajsamand. You can inspect blocks in person and select specific lots. We're open Monday to Sunday — call ahead to arrange your visit at +91 94141 74824.

Yes. We can dispatch sample tiles for most marble and granite varieties. Slab photographs of current lots are available immediately on WhatsApp or email. Physical samples can be dispatched on request — contact us to arrange.

Yes. We supply pan-India via our established logistics network. Slabs are packed in protective A-frame wooden crates and dispatched by flatbed or container truck depending on quantity and destination. Delivery timelines depend on location — contact us for an estimate for your city.

We currently export to China (primary market), UAE, and Saudi Arabia. We're open to new international buyers — if you're a stone importer or processor in any country, please contact us. We provide FOB pricing from Mundra and Nhava Sheva, with CFR and CIF options available.

We provide a complete export document set: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, and any buyer-specified additional certifications. Third-party pre-shipment inspection is also available on request at the buyer's cost.

Marble can be used for kitchen countertops but requires some care — it is softer than granite and can be etched by acidic substances like lemon juice or vinegar. For a kitchen that sees heavy use, granite or a honed marble finish (which hides etching better) is often recommended. Many of our clients choose honed Umraya marble for kitchens and love the aesthetic. We're happy to advise based on your usage.

Marble is a metamorphic rock — softer, more porous, and known for its veining and elegant appearance. Granite is an igneous rock — harder, denser, more resistant to scratching and staining, and better suited for high-traffic or outdoor applications. Marble is preferred for temples, luxury interiors, and sculptures. Granite is preferred for kitchen countertops, commercial flooring, facades, and outdoor work.

Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove grit that can scratch the surface. Clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner — avoid acidic or bleach-based products. Wipe spills immediately, especially acidic liquids. Re-seal polished marble every 1–2 years with a penetrating stone sealer. Avoid dragging heavy furniture. With basic care, Rajsamand white marble flooring will look beautiful for decades.