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Marble and stone décor. From block selection to crating.

Marble and stone décor is best sourced from Makrana and Agra, with Jaipur and Jodhpur for carving and sandstone. Indian stone workshops make tabletops, bowls, coasters, planters, sculptures and inlaid pieces in marble, sandstone, soapstone and granite.

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Where India makes it · Marble and stone décor4 clusters
Map of India showing 4 clusters that make marble and stone décor AgraJaipur – Sanganer – BagruJodhpurMakrana – Kishangarh
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The manufacturing chain

How it is made, in 6 steps.

The sequence Indian factories follow, from raw material to an approved part ready to ship.

  1. Block selectionMarble or stone block chosen for colour and grain
  2. CuttingGang-saw or wire-saw cutting to slab or blank
  3. Carving or CNCHand carving, CNC routing or turning
  4. InlayOptional pietra dura inlay with semi-precious stones
  5. Polishing & sealingPolished, honed or antiqued, then sealed
  6. CratingFoam-lined ISPM 15 wooden crates
Key facts

What buyers plan around.

Typical HS heading
6802
Check 6802 in the HS code finder
Lead time
Samples 3–4 weeks, production 6–10 weeks
India's edge
Rajasthan's marble and sandstone reserves sit next to generations of carving skill, so buyers get raw stone and craft in one region.
Process families
Quality

Tests we plan for.

The checks that usually sit in the inspection plan for this product. We agree the final list with you against your drawing and market.

How our inspections work
  • Dimensional and flatness check
  • Colour and veining against the approved lot
  • Surface finish and sealing check
  • Crack and chip inspection
  • Crate drop test and fumigation check
Marble and stone décor questions

Straight answers.

Anything else, ask us directly. A principal replies, not a bot.

anirudh@sourcesquid.co

What is pietra dura?

Pietra dura is marble inlay with cut semi-precious stones, a craft associated with Agra and the Taj Mahal.

Is soapstone the same as marble?

No. Soapstone is softer and easier to carve, so it suits small décor items at lower cost.

How is stone décor packed?

In foam-lined cartons inside ISPM 15 wooden crates to prevent chipping.

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