Indian White Marble is one of the oldest and most minimalist decorative and adorable materials in the World.
Indian White Marbles
Indian Marble has been quarried in India for centuries. In ancient times, people used marble as a building block and tombstone. Due to the proximity of old quarries like White Makrana (is the oldest quarries in the World).
Buildings in surrounding areas use marble blocks to dress and construct various buildings. Eventually, at last, Indian were able to cut Indian marble blocks in thinner size to use in marble flooring and marble countertops.
How Marble cutting technology emitted?
Late 18th-century Indian marble cutting technology improved and marble became more effective as a decorative interior element in various forms. Thin cutting machinery with diamond types of equipment improved the process and ¾” thick marble slabs were seen. Various diamond equipment was also used in polishing the surface and give it a smooth finish.
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Most popular Indian Marbles
Makrana White Marble
Today some of the most famous well-known Indian marble are Makrana White, Morwad White, Indian Statuario and Agaria White Marble. These marble are also known by a variety of different names in India and other languages. Indian Marble price starts from 40rs per sqft and ranges up to 400rs per sqft.
Makrana Marble
Morwad White
Morwad White marble quarry produces various styles of marble distinguished by its veins, background color, and markings. All of these unique elements make each slab of marble an exclusive piece of stone. Morwad White marble starts from 40rs per sqft and goes up to 200rs per sqft.
Morwad White
Starting prices of some most famous Indian Marble
MAKRANA WHITE MARBLE 100rs sqft
MORWAD WHITE MARBLE 45rs sqft
AGARIA WHITE MARBLE 40rs sqft
INDIAN STATUARIO MARBLE 70rs sqft
Some Interesting facts about Indian Marble
Indian Marble, like all-natural minerals, varies from shipment to shipment and from block to block. Different quarries generate more or less desirable look and veins from time to time. The Rajasthan region of India is particularly rich in magnificent marble quarries. Makrana White Marble, Indian Statuario, Morwad White, Agaria White are some of the most desired white marbles in the World.
White Marble Quarry
Marble from this area are a little softer but have a dramatic look and feel.
Thinner and Better Marbles
Marble tiles or thin tiles became available in the late ’80s and it is one of the most popular forms and shapes of natural marble. Tiles generally come 3/8” thick and thin form makes them easy to transport and install. Indian Marble tiles are a tremendous way of decorating kitchen floors, kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, and bathroom floors.
Usage of Indian Marble
Kitchen backsplashes use a merger of small size marble tiles or mosaics. 3×6 subway tile can be installed in a straight joint or stumble joint. Water-jet cut marble tiles also add a feature of dimension to any kitchen installation. You can use several combinations of colors mixed or solid to achieve a highly decorative element in your kitchen.
White Marble Kitchen Top
The effects of Indian Marble on temperature
One of the less known qualities of Indian marble is its capability to keep indoor temperatures cool. In general, Indian marble is lower than room temperature and keeps cool. This particular quality is important in warm areas since it reflects the sun and keeps the room cool.
Indian Marble Slabs
Indian Marble Slabs are the most challenging shape of marble. A fine marble slab comes in smaller sizes and shapes. In order to get the best perfect marble slab for marble countertops, you have to look for a slab that has good color distribution, without any cracks, and has good contrast between the background and veins.
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A high-quality sealer is a must
We recommend sealing all marble floors and countertops with a good quality sealer after application marble. There are many types of sealers such as oil-based or water-based sealers as well as color-enhanced or plain sealers. Some of these sealers provide a wet look which brings out all the colors and veins in marble to the surface
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