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bhandarimarblekishangarh · 4 years ago

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MAKRANA MARBLE IN INDIA BY BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP INDIA RAJASTHAN KISHANGARH

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Makrana White Marble

Makrana White Marble is the best quality of marble. Basically Makrana Marble is durable and becomes shinier with time and usage. It originates and produced in Rajasthan, India. Taj Mahal, Birla Temples, and many other historical monuments are made of Makrana. Taj Mahal is made up of high quality of white Makrana Marble, which is mined in the town of Makrana of Rajasthan.

Usually, this high-quality marble is used in making sculptures and building decor. Makrana marble is a type of white marble, popular for use in sculpture and building decor. It is mined in the town of Makrana in Rajasthan, India, and was used in the construction of several iconic monuments such as the Taj Mahal in Agra and the Victoria Memorial in Kolkata. The Makrana Marble is listed as a Global Heritage Stone Resource by the International Union of Geological Sciences.

MARBLE IN MAKRANA BY BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP

Makrana Marble quarry is the oldest one in India. After mining, these Marble stones are only used in cutting and chiseling. *Makrana White Marble *Dungari Marble *Makrana Kumari Marble *Albeta Marble

Makrana Dungari Marble in Makrana, Granite, Marble, Sandstone & Others Indian Marble Makrana Dungari Marble Makrana. White Cut-to-Size Makrana Dungari Marble, Thickness: 20-25 mm, Flooring.

Which marble is best for flooring?

White marble slabs are one of the best options for flooring material due to its beautiful and pure look. White marble is the most likely choice for homes as the white color adds elegance and creates serenity in the atmosphere.

Which marble is used in the Taj Mahal?

Is marble good for flooring?

Makrana Marble flooring is the best choice for indoor areas like foyers, halls, and bedrooms. Polished marble surfaces also tend to be slippery when used in bathrooms. Since marble absorbs water and stains easily, marble is not a practical choice for the kitchen.

Is marble flooring good for health?

Marble tile also has a health benefit – the marble is a natural stone and can actually keep away microscopic particles and germs if it is cleaned properly. Cons of marble tile: Marble, like many other stone tiles.

What city is famous marble? Kishangarh is also known as the marble city of India because of the presence of marble in Kishangarh, which makes it a world-famous and unique tourist center. It is one of the most sought after places and has become synonymous with Kishangarh city over the years.

Is Indian marble good quality? With immaculate quality and premium look, India caters to the high demand for marble in the world market. India is also involved in the processing and production of marble as per global standards. This stone is a cost-effective choice and easily available in the following options: Makrana marble and Rajnagar marble.

Which country has the best marble?

Why Italian Marble Is the Finest Marble in The World. While marble is quarried in many countries around the world including Greece, USA, India, Spain, Romania, China, Sweden, and even Germany, there is one country which is generally considered the home of the most high-grade and luxurious marble available.

Where is Marble most commonly found?

Marble is found in various places around the world, including India, Greece, Spain, Turkey, Italy, and the United States of America. Marble companies go to these places to find marble as enormous rocks in their natural state. Then, the marble is cut into slabs or smaller pieces to be used in construction or in art.

Which is better granite or Makrana marble?

Hardness and Durability: Granite is harder than marble, so it is more resistant to chips and scratches. Both marble and granite countertops are quite durable, but if they are properly sealed every one or two years. Granite and marble are porous, so without a seal, liquids will penetrate and stain.

Observing pattern and color classify Makrana Marble into the following types.

Makrana White Marble: This is the most common type of calcite stone of white color used for building construction and sculpture.

Dungari Marble: It has a slightly Grey pattern on white. it is commonly used for flooring purposes without any chemical treatment.

Kumari Marble: It is the most economic type of Makrana marble. It comes in white color with grey or brown line patters

Albeta Marble: it has a white color with dark or black lines.

Brown Albeta Marble: Brown color pattern makes it perfect for the use of building construction.

Makrana Pink Marble: Because of the stunning pink color it is used for decorative purposes in houses.

Types of Makrana Marble

Makrana Marbles splits into various categories according to its design and pattern. The following are the exclusive marbles that are mined and manufactured at Makrana.

Makrana White Marble- Makrana marble is highly used in residential & commercial buildings and numerous temples, mosques, churches, and monuments; it can be used for decorative purposes in houses, hotels, corporate offices, and Restaurants, western and Indian sculptures, handicrafts.

Brown Albeta Marble- This marble stone is a calcite stone. It is a milky white marble and also available in grey and panther brown pattern. The stone is available in various forms such as natural blocks, large & small slabs, and regular tiles.

Dungari Marble- Dungari Marble is one of the oldest and finest quality marble of Makrana based mines. This stone is widely used in flooring, and wall cladding due to its special qualities like no chemical reinforcement, no color changes, and no pinholes.

Albeta Marble- Albeta Marble is one of the best as well as highly recommended stone for floor designs which gives luxury look to the home. The color of albeta Makrana marble is milky white with a brown texture.

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The oldest and the best quality marble in the world. It needs no chemical reinforcement like Italian marble, any pinholes, any color change, and loss of polish. This is practically verified by the buildings and numerous temples, mosques, churches, and monuments in India for over years now. Thus the life of the next seven generations is guaranteed. Makrana marble is basically a god quality of marble. It is also is known as milky white marble. This marble has white color, gray and panther brown looks actually Makrana is the name of the village which marble produce from here. There are 200 Gangsaw established mfg. marble slabs & tiles. The Investment in marble units is of Rs. 6000 Core approx. More than 3500 marble seller units are here. This sector employed Fifty thousand direct & indirect persons.

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Makrana is a town in the Nagaur district of the Indian state of Rajasthan. Makrana is famous for the white stone as marble mined from the mines around it. It is said that the Taj Mahal was built from Makrana marble. Makrana is a small town, but it has plenty of marble outcrops. Most of the residents in this town work as marble miners.

TYPES OF MAKRANA MARBLE

Makrana Dungari Marble

Makrana Albeta Marble

Makrana White Marble

Makrana Kumari Marble

Makrana Pink Marble

Makrana pure white marble

Brown-Albeta Makrana marble

Dungari Marble

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Known for its white marble reserves, Makrana is a small town in Nagaur district, with a deposit of 75 million tones and 50,000 laborers working in 500 mines in the several ranges of the Aravali. Makrana, along with Rajsamand, is the main center of marble in Rajasthan. Calcite in nature, Makrana Marble is regarded as the oldest in age and finest in quality.

Makrana is a source of employment for at least 1 Lac people of about 100 surrounding villages. The famous Victoria Memorial of Kolkata, the world-famous Taj Mahal in Agra, Raudat Tahera in Mumbai, and Jain Temple of Dilwara in south Rajasthan are built from Makrana Marble.

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epicureancaravan · 5 years ago

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ushering in 2017

Just as the calendar slips into December and the clocks strikes midnight to usher in the last month of the year, I find myself moving into a joyful and happy zone. The festive spirit filled with cheer has begun to manifest itself all around me: and I have made it my business to usher more friends and family into this mood.

As they say, if you know the power of positive thoughts, you wouldn’t let a single negative thought cross your mind. And likewise, it is like all forces have come together to make it an even more extraordinary month for me and those around. It has been a month of jamming with my closest pals to celebrate life and our knowing each other.

We celebrated Rajesh Bhatia’s birthday over some fine wine and dine with hubby Rahul and my closest pals Radhika, Bala, Anita, Jaya Ashar and my favourite boy Shantanu Ugrankar. My evening with Asha Kulkarni Almeida and Asavari Dubhashi, my two close school buddies just happened out of the blue when we connected at 11am and decided to catch up later that evening after work over some retail therapy at the mall followed by gapshap on what we call as ajoba (grandfather) reclining chairs on how our lives were unfolding. Food and I go hand in hand and so we wrapped the evening with some steaming sizzlers and ravioli. . Don’t analyse the combination, but in the right company; all things fall into place.

But not before we planned a date in January to brunch at Olive. Though each one of us is so different, with one being a research microbiologist and the other an Ayurvedic doctor and me from the corporate domain, our shared bonding over naughtiness and what we choose to believe as our evolvedness that keeps us together. We have a name for us Trio; but that is for another day.

Can’t let this month pass without mentioning my school bestie Promila Jethwani who is in Dubai, but just a phone call or a chat away for me. I have made this special buddy a December promise to be there for her next birthday so long as it is somewhere in Asia. ‘Prom, I hope you are reading this and not going ahead with Las Vegas; mujhe naukri jo karni hai. Am not going to give up on convincing you that Koh Samui is so us; all the wine, fish ,sand and sea. Beach party toh banti hai’.

Parsi bhonu(food) is my hot favourite and what more could one ask for when our close pal Jaya hosted us at her old world charm of a gymkhana PVM at Cooperage on a sunny afternoon over white wine and sas ni macchi, bheja fry, the signature cheese samosas of PVM, Salli boti, prawn cutlets . A parsi meal cannot be complete without having good old Dukes Raspberry; and that we did have in plenty. They must have run out of bottles that afternoon.

And then my pal Rachana (whom I possibly know for a short while; but we seem connected like from decades from an approach to life perspective; celebrated her 40th birthday along with her hubby Vishal over a rocking evening. Flower themed decoration, khazana wala khana and crooning into what I understand continued to be 'A Party all night'. Meeting with my baby niece Rhea was the highlight of this weekend. She is an epitome of innocence, delight, joy and mastic all bundled into one. Got me to play Hide and seek after decades and insisted she won despite my desperate attempt to find the ultimate hiding space .

We also celebrated two birthdays in our building Ganpati group at our famous Essbel Khau(Eatables) katta (place of sitting) and homes, It was a Happy Birthday for Rajesh and Avinash and so no dinner at home on those days as ‘Khane walon ko.. Party ka bahana chahiye’.

At work, we hosted some children (girls)from an Orphanage run by nuns and it moved me to see them so happy and carefree as Santa made them merry. May God bless the nuns who love and take care of them like mothers and teachers. This is true selfless service and I do hope all of I for one can make a difference in the lives of those who may not be as privileged.

We are missing our friends Rongsen Anungla(Anu),Gautam and their sweetie pie daughter Jiah this month as they are visiting home in Nagaland. Not a year has gone by without one long evening with them during the Xmas week.

So, as December unfolds, I have finally got started with my 2015 resolution to write my blog. My motivator to this blog has been Manisha Talim, Rahuls cousin who has managed to multi task with her profession as a doctor as well as her interests and hobbies.

So much more happening in the last ten days with a Christmas get together with my near and dear gang; followed with some bonding time with them in Mahableshwar. Mahableshwar will not be complete without at least two meals at Dinas where Hormuz has preserved British and continental recipes handed down three generations along with divine Parsi food. Radhika and charted out our day wise plan at 3am last week. That calls for some spirit;, doesn’t it?

This is also my month of heartfelt thanksgiving to God for bringing people in my life who have been with Rahul and me through thick and thin. So Aai(mom), don’t say I missed you on this one.

Adios for now as I sign off with one of my many favourite quotes. ‘Life is short, Buy the Shoes, Drink the Wine, Order the dessert’.

#eatpraylove #yearendvibes #firstblog

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abigailskoda · 5 years ago

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Burma's Naga People And Kaing Bi

To a great extent obscure and for all intents and purposes isolated from the remainder of the world live in the north-west of Burma in a remote and for outsider as a rule out of reach some portion of the nation inborn individuals who were in the not very removed past referred to and dreaded as talented and excited head-trackers: The Naga.

Burma has a huge number of various indigenous ethnic gatherings however not every one of them are perceived by the Burmese government. Those perceived are gathered in eight principle gatherings of as they are authoritatively called 'Significant Ethnic Races'. These are subdivided into 135 distinctive ethnic gatherings (clans). The Naga individuals are one of them. They comprise of 14 Naga slope clans, for example, the Kanyaks, Angamis, Aos, Chang, Rengmas, and so forth.

The home of the Naga individuals is Nagaland. With 6.401 square miles/16.579 square kilometers the biggest piece of Nagaland is situated in the north-easternmost piece of India where the western Naga individuals have their own, discrete, self-administering state inside the Indian Union. The Naga have two agents in the Indian national parliament and the little city of Kohima is their capital. The Indian piece of Nagaland is in the west and north-west circumscribed by Assam State, in the north-east by Arunachal Pradesh State and in the south by Manipur State. In the east, it is circumscribed by Burma where the littler piece of Nagaland lies.

An enormous region of the Burmese piece of Nagaland is as blocked off as the Indian part. It is incredibly sloping, thickly lush and sprinkled with profound waterway valleys Jewellery Design Competition. It extends along the Burmese/Indian fringe in the upper Chindwin River locale into regions of the Kachin State toward the east and in the northernmost piece of Chin State. In like manner, most by far of Naga individuals are living in the Indian piece of Nagaland, which is more thickly populated than the Burmese piece of Nagaland. As for the all out size of the Burmese piece of Nagaland no data have been accessible to me.

The complete number of all Naga individuals (Nagaland India and Nagaland Burma together) isn't actually known. The absolute populace of Nagaland in India is known to be around 2 million (what number of them are ancestral individuals I can't state) however the quantity of Naga individuals making their home in Burma (the eastern Naga, 4 primary clans and 49 groups) isn't known. Figures somewhere in the range of 70.000 and 500.000 are available for use yet as indicated by my examination the quantity of Naga in Burma is most presumably somewhere close to 150.000 and 200.000.

The five greatest towns, towns or townships in Burma's Nagaland are Khamti, Lahe, Layshi (Lashee), Nanywun and Htamanthi. The primary spot to show up when coming to Nagaland is Khamti. From that point it is conceivable to proceed to different spots.

As for the early history of Nagaland and the starting point of the Naga very little is known. It isn't certain whether they have a typical or assorted ethnic foundation. Since the individuals of Asia, particularly of South-East Asia, are considerably more assorted than those of different mainlands it is hard to discover. Contingent upon the sources in Burma tapped one catches wind of Karen associations, Chin relations and additionally Tibeto-Burman (Mongolian line) birthplace. By and by, I favor the last mentioned.

Getting to and into the Burmese piece of Nagaland requires most importantly an appropriate authorization gave by the pertinent specialists, besides an accomplished nearby guide and thirdly to be very brave; it is harsh voyaging and nothing in the method for extraordinary solace is not out of the ordinary, also extravagance.

Albeit certain things of present day life, for example, plastic packs, plastic ransacks and strips, recorded music and in all honesty films and even karaoke have just discovered their way into certain spots of the not all that effectively available Nagaland the Naga individuals are surely one of this present earth's generally immaculate by-current life-individuals who despite everything stick immovably to their old conventions. Since they appear to be content with their lifestyle this is something worth being thankful for. Yet, as much as it is attractive that the old traditions and habits just as convictions are kept alive and rehearsed there are unquestionably cutoff points to what one considers commendable conservation. Thus it is consoling to realize that for example the custom of head-chasing - which as I am certain was the fundamental explanation behind the Naga's not being among the 'best ten' of those clans that numerous individuals were keen on drawing nearer familiar with - was deserted in the relatively recent past and is right now not rehearsed any longer.

Albeit banned under British standard during the 1890s, scouting was as yet rehearsed by the Nagas at any rate till well into the 1940s. Scouting was significant for the Nagas since they accepted that the ownership of an executed individual's (enemy's) head, which they thought is where the 'mio' (soul) is found would bring about the transference of the separate (unfortunate) individual's qualities and mental fortitude to the triumphant warrior what might expand riches and fruitfulness of the one having taken the head. Additionally, having taken heads did altogether raise the status of a warrior.

Coincidentally, the Naga clans assumed a job not to be disparaged in significance during WWII. All the more correctly stated with regards to the freedom of Burma from the Japanese military by the British with help of American and Chinese powers. As General (later Field-Marshal) William J. Thin in his book 'Transforming Defeat into Victory' watches: "... dynamic help of the nearby tribesmen. These were the brave Nagas whose dependability, even in the most discouraging occasions of the attack had never floundered. Regardless of beating, torment, execution and the copying of their towns, they would not help the Japanese in any capacity or to double-cross our soldiers. Their dynamic assistance to as was past worth or applause... They guided our segments, gathered data, trapped foe watches, conveyed our provisions, and acquired our injured under the heaviest fire - and afterward, being the men of honor they were, regularly denied all installment. Numerous a British and Indian officer owes his life to the stripped, head-chasing Naga, and no trooper of the Fourteenth Army who met them will ever consider them yet with reverence and friendship."

Be that as it may, the Naga individuals are not just knowledgeable in the craft of wilderness fighting. They are additionally notable for their ability in makes basically woodcarving, material and crate weaving and to some prominent degree metallurgy and metalwork. These expressions have created from getting things done due to legitimate need instead of the aim to deliver something excellent. Allow us to take, for example, the lovely covers and shawls the Naga's are weaving and wearing. They are a significant thing of dress particularly during freezing (however only occasionally freezing) winters in the mountain zones. Both, female and male the same utilize these covers as a body wrap or material. Be that as it may, the structures of male covers vary from those of female covers.

The structures additionally contrast from clan to clan and sub-clan to sub-clan as they demonstrate inborn alliance. The Naga esteem these body materials profoundly and they are passed down from age to age for which reason many of the gladly worn covers are valuable legacies. The material these covers are made of is fleece. The essential shading sets are for the most part red and dark, orange and dark, red and blue, red and green just as white, red and dark. The hues utilized are extremely splendid, striking and intense. The structure components are overwhelmingly geometric example, for example, crosses, squares and stripes. The covers do at times have a band portraying creatures (frequently painted) running from one side to the next through the sweeping's middle. Materials used to decorate the covers are little polished and splendidly hued cowrie shells orchestrated around and around as well as twofold circles, lines and stick figures and slyly sewed unto the covers.

The cowrie (cypraeidae) is a marine mollusc with a smooth, domed shell with a long, limited and toothed opening. The name is gotten from the Hindu name 'Kauri'. The cowrie mussel is normal to tropical waters and particularly the yellow-white shaded cowrie shell (cypraea moneta) of the purported 'cash cowrie' was once in the past among others in Asia widely utilized as money. Be that as it may, considerably higher prized than the cowrie shell is among the Naga the greater conch shell.

The conch (family strombidae) is a marine mollusc. The name is applied to numerous types of marine snails. The genuine conch has a hearty winding shell with covering whorls, which may bear long, hook like projections and a flared lip. Portions of the conch shell are utilized as studs (worn by ladies and men the same), jewelry fastens or are utilized to make a crown. Concerning woodcarving, the Naga individuals cut everything from bowls and funnels to plates, spoons, coffins, and so on and are popular for molding regarded individuals, for example, expired relatives and warriors. The statues are dressed in customary dresses and enhanced with Naga hats and splendidly shaded beaded accessories. Among authorities these wooden Naga figures are as of now high prized objects. The Naga apply their significant woodcarving aptitudes likewise with regards to the adornment of totems. Totems and chain of commands assume a significant job in the Naga culture similarly for what it's worth in the way of life of for example North American clans of red Indians. Naga individuals praise a great deal of celebrations yet 2 of the significant celebrations are the Hornbill Festival in the main seven day stretch of December and Kaing Bi the Naga Lunar New Year in January.

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preeya-herlittlespace · 5 years ago

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2019 - The Year That Was A Little Good, A Lot Bad But A Year Of Lots Of Memories

Phew! It’s like I just blinked and a whole year passed by. I cannot fathom how fast 2019 is over and I did not even do a single thing that I thought I would! It has been a crazy year with all the moving from Northeast to Chandigarh (finally a city) and then getting the news of moving back to Northeast again, just when I was done setting up the house and started liking the place. I promised I would not complain about this nomad life but at least one year at a place, please?! But I guess that’s how my life as an army wife shall be… This year clearly has been crazy like a hurricane… And this year I have been really unproductive and uninspired about the blog. I hardly wrote any posts by the end of the year and I wished I could manage the time well and focused more on the blog that I worked so hard to build. And there have been some ups and downs here and there, some not so good news came our way and some months were a little rough compared to the other. But there were some incredible people I met this year and 2019 has surely been with some of the best experiences and memories to treasure. There has also been a number of firsts this year… and the best part is, there have been no regrets about any of the experiences I had. And why should I, everything that happened do happen for something good? Talking about firsts there has been quite a few this year and most of them have been pretty amazing. And as this is my first blog this year… I should just stop cribbing and be thankful for the lovely experiences that I had last year. In My 2020 As I sit here tucked in my blanket sipping on my hot chocolate and looking through the lovely pictures in my photobook, all the memories come rushing in. I am so glad I actually got this little coffee table book with pictures of the most memorable things that happened to me that year. And tell you what, I am going to make this a little trend! Social media and posting pictures are fine but just casually flipping through a picture book of memories can be a priceless experience! And pictures… they never go out of trend; they are in fact the best way to preserve those memories. The Year 2019 That Was… When I think about the year that just passed by, I can say 2019 has been amazing in terms of people. I met some really lovely people whom I would love to stay in touch for life and I met some people after the longest time this year!

This year has certainly been a year of meeting interesting people, making new friends and appreciating the ones I have in my life. And you know what, it was 2019 that I got my first BFF tattoo with my “soul sisters” and yes, the year was special that way.

2019 was not just great in terms of people but travel too! There were a few experiences that would stay with me a lifetime!

Let’s start with the amazing ‘Shirui Lily Trek’ that happened, amazing would be an understatement to describe how it felt. And I got the chance to experience the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland!

And how can I not tell you about my stay in a floating homestay at the most beautiful lake I had ever seen! My love affair with Loktak Lake shall be a special part of my life forever.

Also, I made my first solo trip to Himachal this year and boy it just left me craving for more of those!

Well, 2019 has been a year where I had to get back to army life again! So, the husband after serving his deputation in BRO was back to his roots, and for the very first time in all these years of marriage, we would stay in a city!

Back to the ‘MES wale fauji ghar’ right here in Chandigarh and oh I loved decorating it!

Back to army life and the army wife duties. And then again I am back to wearing my favorite attire in these formal meets. I guess I did miss wearing sarees.

In all these lovely things I also missed being home for the Durga Pujo this year.

But then I did have my loved ones close to me the whole year round! And I do wish to start from where I left off and finish with the things I wished to start with the previous year. It surely has been a year with quite a few memories and I am so glad Zoomin gave me the precious gift to preserving them through picture stories. You can check out their social pages in the below:- https://www.instagram.com/zoominstories/ https://www.facebook.com/zoomin/ Honestly, when I received this message about sending me a 2019 book of memories with my customized pictures for my first blog this year, I really did not think it would turn out to be this cute!! So, if you are a fan of preserving memories and collecting pictures then you must check out their stuff and ideas, for some of them are really cool! And for me, this 2019 photobook is definitely making a place on my coffee table! Check out their apps - https://apps.apple.com/in/app/zoomin-print-photos/id1459643759 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zoomin.zoominphotoprints

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Exciting Long Weekend Destinations To Explore In North-East North-East India is without any second thought the best travel destination for a leisure-filled vacation. The charming landscapes, friendly locals, diverse culture and language. All this makes the eastern part of India simply heaven on earth. From solo backpackers to honeymooners, adventure enthusiasts to serenity seekers, North-East India offers something to every type of traveller. Are you looking out for an awesome destination to travel on long weekend? My friend then your search ends here. North-East has a plethora of beautiful places where it’s recommended to stay for a longer duration. Also known as seven sisters, a holiday to this heavenly beautiful part of India will give you innumerable lifelong memories. So hop on and plan to explore these amazing destinations in North-East India on your next long weekend this year.

Anjaw (Arunachal Pradesh) - An offbeat place decorated with towering pine trees and pristine streams, Anjaw is one of the best place to visit in North-East India during a long weekend. This serene place amidst mountains will give you much needed break from the hubbub of city life. Visit this picturesque hill retreat and explore the culture and history of the place. If you love sunrise, then do take an early morning walk to Dong village blessed with serenity all around. This small village is known for its magical sunrise. Also, plan to visit Kibithoo - a historical town that still maintains that rustic appeal.

Ravangla (Sikkim) - Located in the beautiful Sikkim, Ravangala is another holiday destination in North-East India where you can go on a long weekend. Pay homage at Bonn and Ralang monasteries, head to the famous Buddha Park and soak yourself in the soul-soothing environment. Ravangla hot water springs can also be added into the trip itinerary located near main town. So, if you are looking out for a fun-filled and delightful vacation amidst Himalayas then a plan a trip to Ravangla.

Dawki (Meghalaya) - Dawki is nestled amidst West Jaintia hills and truly blessed by nature. The road journey to Dawki offers scenic beauty. This Meghalayan town is decorated with captivating vistas and thrilling slopes. Dawki acts as the border town between India and Bangladesh. The main attraction of this pleasant hill retreat is Jaflong Zero Point and annual boat race (held in February) in Umngot River. Add this mind-blowing destination in North-East India into your bucketlist to be explored on a long weekend.

Kohima (Nagaland) - One of the less travelled yet extremely beautiful place in Nagaland, Kohima is a perfect option for a long weekend getaway to North-East India. From vibrant culture of Nagaland to interesting historical places, there is so much to explore in this hill retreat. A small village walk to Barra Basti will give you a close insight about the rich culture of Naga community. Do visit Kohima War Memorial, made in the memory of over 1000 soldiers who gave up their life protecting India from Japanese during World War II.

Mechuka (Arunachal Pradesh) - Want to spend a blissful vacation with your loved ones? Then Mechuka in Arunachal is one such destination of North-East India where you can travel on long weekends. Lies secluded from the hustle and bustle of urban life, Mechuka offers stunning views of verdant valleys and gurgling streams. This hill retreat is adorned with towering pine trees and thorn bushes. Situated close to China Border, Mechuka is home to the Buddhist community and Samten Yongcha monastery (400 years old monastery) of Mahayana. This is a remote and offbeat place and also provides few adventurous activities like trek to Along and Mechuka Valley.

Jampui Hill (Tripura) - Jampui Hills offers enchanting views of snow-peaked mountains and much needed solitude. The refreshing mountain breeze and all time pleasant weather of this quaint hill retreat will make your stay a memorable one. Spending a long weekend in this beautiful hill station of North-East India is a great option for romantic couples and honeymooners. For adventures buffs, trekking Jampui Hills will be a lifetime experience.

Majuli Island (Assam) - Known as India’s first district island, Majuli is gradually gaining popularity among travellers. Don’t miss out to explore this awesome North-East travel destination on your trip to Assam. Majuli is also called World’s biggest river island. Here you see the influence of Assamese neo-Vaisnavite culture. Decorated with pristine beauty of Brahmaputra River, a long weekend trip to Majuli Island will surely bring you close to nature. The only way to commute here is via ferries. Cool! Isn't it?

So, which destination are you choosing for upcoming long weekend? Do tell us in the comment section below. Also, don’t forget to checkout our upcoming summer weekend trips. Contributed By: Sahil Singh

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Handcrafted Wooden, Bamboo & Silver Kitchen and Hotelware Accessories from Indian Artisans

Indian craftsmen are famous for their exclusive artisanship around the world. They are famous for the creation of handcrafted kitchen and hotelware accessories using healthful materials. The Indian artisans use woods, bamboo or silver to design healthful kitchenware. The EPCH helps Indian handicrafts exporters bring these accessories to the global customers through the trade fair. This type of endeavor helps Indian artisans receive global recognition for their exclusive creations and helps hotels keep their guests healthy.

Wooden Kitchenware

The design and looks of the wooden kitchenware depend upon the wood’s type and the crafting technique of the locality. These techniques differ from one state to another. Hence, the handicraft exporters of India take a variety of wooden kitchenware to the handicrafts buyer seller meet. The artisans of East and South Indian generally use rosewood or Sheesham wood to manufacture the wooden utensils. These woods are both flexible and durable. Hence, it is possible to use these woods in the making of spoon, forks, ladles, spatulas or other kitchen accessories. The craftsmen of North India mainly use the wood from walnut tree to manufacture the kitchen utensils. The Indian artisans manually carve these utensils to decorate them. The artisans of Uttar Pradesh use metal inlaying to decorate the wooden utensils with the motifs of flower or leaves. The craftsmen of South India are famous for designer carvings.

Bamboo Kitchenware

India craftsmen use bamboo leaves to make environment-friendly and healthful kitchenware. These kitchen accessories are made across the India. However, the artisans of Assam, Tripura and Nagaland manufacture most of the bamboo kitchenware. The bamboo utensils are lightweight and durable. They come in different sizes. Hence, the hoteliers may use them for decoration as well as for cooking. The bamboo utensils usually have simplistic designs with/without light carvings. The bamboo fibers are also used to make exclusive coasters and designer snack bowls or plates of varying sizes or shapes.

Silver Kitchenware

The silver has antibacterial properties and it also strengthens the immune system. The Indian artisans use silver in the manufacturing of utensils since the earlier times due to this reason. The artisans of Andhra Pradesh and Orissa are famous for the creation of luxurious silver kitchenware featuring detailed filigree designs.

The craftsmen of Lucknow are famous for silver plated goblets, cups, bowls, dishes, jars, mugs and cutleries. The craftsmen from Kashmir also manufacture exclusive silver accessories with carved floral motifs. The suppliers of Indian handicraft items are supposed to bring this exclusive kitchen and hotelware accessories to EPCH conducted home expo fair 2018.

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Celebrating Christmas with Runway India: Unique Tribal Crafts for the Festive Season

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This year, make your celebrations even more special with Runway India's unique tribal crafts that beautifully blend tradition with festivity. As the festive season approaches, the joy of Christmas brings along the tradition of decorating homes, exchanging gifts, and celebrating with loved ones

A Touch of Tradition

Runway India, since its inception in 2011, has been a pioneering force in promoting tribal art and empowering artisans. Their dedication to preserving traditional crafts while providing artisans with the recognition and support they deserve is truly commendable. This Christmas, Runway India brings a touch of tradition to your festivities with a range of handcrafted products that reflect the rich cultural heritage of India's indigenous communities.

Unique Tribal Crafts for the Festive Season

Christmas is the perfect time to explore and incorporate unique tribal crafts into your celebrations. Runway India offers an exquisite collection of handmade items that are perfect for decorating your home, gifting to loved ones, or simply adding a special touch to your festive décor.

1.Handcrafted Ornaments : Adorn your Christmas tree with beautifully crafted ornaments made by tribal artisans. These ornaments, featuring intricate designs and vibrant colors, add a unique charm to your tree and are sure to catch everyone's eye.

Decorative Pieces : From handcrafted wreaths to table centerpieces, Runway India's collection includes a variety of decorative pieces that bring a warm and festive feel to your home. Each piece is meticulously crafted, reflecting the skill and creativity of the artisans.

Gifting Nagaland Handicrafts : Spread the joy of Christmas by gifting Runway India's Nagaland handicrafts to your loved ones. These handcrafted items make for thoughtful and meaningful gifts, supporting the artisans and their families. Choose from a range of products including handmade jewellery, textiles, and home décor items.

Handmade Jewellery Made in Nagaland : Runway India also brings to light the exquisite handmade jewellery made in Nagaland. Known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs, Naga jewellery adds a touch of elegance and tradition to any outfit. Whether you're looking for a statement necklace or delicate earrings, Runway India's collection has something for everyone.

Eco-friendly Crafts : Embrace sustainability this festive season with eco-friendly crafts from Runway India. Made from natural materials and crafted using traditional techniques, these products not only look beautiful but also promote environmental responsibility.

Buy Handmade Products Online in Nagaland

For those who can't visit Runway India's physical stores, the option to buy handmade products online in Nagaland ensures that these beautiful crafts are accessible to everyone. Browse through their online platform to find a wide range of products, all crafted with love and care by skilled artisans. This convenience allows you to explore and purchase unique items that carry the essence of Naga culture and craftsmanship, right from the comfort of your home.

Naga Jewellery

Naga jewellery is a significant aspect of the tribal culture, often symbolizing social status and tribal identity. At the Hornbill Festival, Runway India’s collection of Naga jewellery stands out, attracting visitors with its unique designs and craftsmanship. The jewellery includes necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and more, each piece meticulously crafted by skilled artisans. By purchasing Naga jewellery, customers help preserve these traditional art forms and support the livelihood of the artisans. Naga jewellery is renowned for its use of vibrant beads, shells, and intricate metalwork, making it a perfect addition to your festive wardrobe or as a unique gift for someone special.

Bringing Tradition Home

Incorporating tribal crafts into your Christmas celebrations not only adds a unique touch to your décor but also supports the artisans who keep these traditions alive. Runway India ensures that every piece is crafted with care, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Nagaland. Whether it's through beautifully designed ornaments or elegant handmade jewellery, you are bringing home a piece of tradition and supporting a larger cause.

Supporting Artisans

Runway India's mission goes beyond just selling products. They are deeply committed to empowering artisans and ensuring that their crafts receive the recognition they deserve. By offering a platform for these artisans to showcase their work, Runway India helps in sustaining their livelihoods and promoting their traditional art forms. Each purchase you make contributes to this mission, helping artisans to thrive and continue their craft.

Conclusion

This Christmas, celebrate with a blend of tradition and festivity through Runway India's unique tribal crafts. From handcrafted ornaments and decorative pieces to eco-friendly products and stunning Naga jewellery, each item tells a story of cultural heritage and artisan skill. By choosing Runway India's products, you're supporting the preservation of traditional art forms and empowering artisans to continue their craft.

Embrace the spirit of the season with Runway India's beautiful creations and make your Christmas truly special and memorable. Happy holidays!

FAQs

What is the Hornbill Festival? -The Hornbill Festival is an annual cultural festival in Nagaland, showcasing the state's rich traditions through music, dance, art, and cuisine.

How does Runway India support artisans at the Hornbill Festival? -Runway India provides a platform for artisans to display and sell their handcrafted goods, offering training workshops, skill development programs, and marketing assistance to help them thrive.

Can I buy Nagaland handicrafts online through Runway India? -Yes, Runway India offers the option to buy handmade products online in Nagaland, ensuring that the work of artisans reaches a global audience.

What types of jewellery are available from Nagaland through Runway India? -Runway India offers a variety of handmade jewellery made in Nagaland, including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and more, crafted from beads, shells, and metals.

Why should I buy products from Runway India? -Purchasing from Runway India supports the preservation of traditional art forms, empowers local artisans, and provides you with unique, culturally rich items.

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Buy Unique Nagaland Products Online

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Northeast India, Nagaland is a treasure trove for those who appreciate unique artistry and craftsmanship. Known for its rich cultural heritage, this enchanting state boasts an array of handicrafts that embody the spirit and tradition of its indigenous tribes. If you're looking to elevate your home decor or find that perfect gift, you’re in luck! You can buy unique Nagaland products online from the comfort of your home. From stunning naga beads jewellery to eco-friendly banana fibre products, there’s something special waiting just for you. Explore how these handmade items not only add beauty but also tell stories steeped in history and culture. Join us on this journey through the best Nagaland handicrafts available online, and discover why they are making waves across India and beyond.

Best Nagaland Handicrafts Products

Nagaland is a haven for artisans, showcasing some of the best handicraft products in India. Each piece reflects age-old traditions and intricate techniques that have been passed down through generations. One standout category includes traditional textiles. Handwoven shawls and wraps feature vibrant patterns that tell stories of the land's rich heritage. These pieces not only keep you warm but also serve as conversation starters. Wooden crafts are another highlight; beautifully carved items range from decorative masks to functional homeware. Every item showcases the skill and creativity of local craftsmen. Don’t overlook pottery either! The clay pots, often adorned with unique designs, bring an earthy touch to any space while supporting sustainable practices within communities. When you explore these offerings online, you're not just buying art—you're embracing a cultural experience steeped in meaning and craftsmanship.

Home Decor Made In Nagaland

Home decor made in Nagaland reflects the rich culture and artistry of the region. Each piece tells a story, infused with traditional craftsmanship and local materials. From woven wall hangings to intricately carved wooden artifacts, every item showcases Naga heritage. The vibrant colors and unique designs add character to any space. One popular choice is bamboo furniture. It’s not only sustainable but also adds an earthy touch to modern interiors. Additionally, hand-painted pottery brings life to your dining table or living area. Textiles from Nagaland are equally captivating. Ethnic patterns on cushions or throws can transform a simple room into a cozy haven. These items connect you to nature while supporting local artisans. When you buy home decor made in Nagaland online, you’re investing in quality pieces that carry cultural significance and promote sustainability within the community.

Naga Beads Jewellery

Naga beads jewellery is a vibrant expression of the rich cultural heritage of Nagaland. These exquisite pieces are often handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Each bead tells a story, reflecting the intricate designs and patterns unique to various Naga tribes. The use of natural materials adds an earthy charm, making these accessories truly one-of-a-kind. From necklaces to earrings, Naga beads jewellery can transform any outfit. It’s perfect for both casual wear and special occasions, allowing you to showcase your individuality with elegance. Sourcing these beautiful creations online has never been easier. When you buy unique Nagaland products online, you’re not just purchasing jewellery; you're supporting local craftsmanship and keeping traditions alive. Whether it's for personal use or as a thoughtful gift, Naga beads will always leave a lasting impression on anyone who appreciates beauty in handmade art.

Unique Handmade Jewellery

Unique handmade jewellery from Nagaland is a true reflection of the region's rich culture and artistry. Each piece tells a story, often inspired by traditional Naga motifs and symbols. Crafted with care, these items are not just accessories but wearable art that connects you to the heritage of this beautiful land. Artisans pour their heart into every creation, ensuring no two pieces are alike. The use of natural materials like beads, stones, and metals enhances their charm. This makes them perfect for those seeking authenticity in fashion choices. Shopping online allows you to explore various designs without leaving your home. You can find exquisite options that cater to both casual and formal occasions. These unique creations make thoughtful gifts too—ideal for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship or wishes to support local artisans while adding beauty to their collection.

Affordable Corporate Gifts

Finding the perfect corporate gift can be a challenge, especially when you're on a budget. Unique Nagaland products offer an ideal solution with both charm and affordability. Handcrafted items like Naga beads jewellery stand out in any professional setting. They reflect cultural richness while serving as thoughtful tokens of appreciation. Employees and clients alike will appreciate gifts that tell a story. Consider banana fibre products for eco-conscious options. Not only are they sustainable, but their uniqueness also impresses recipients—making them memorable gifts. Even simple home decor made in Nagaland can make an impact. Items like handwoven wall hangings or traditional artifacts add character to any workspace without breaking the bank. With so many choices available online, sourcing affordable corporate gifts has never been easier or more exciting.

Banana Fibre Products

Banana fibre products are gaining popularity for their eco-friendliness and unique texture. Crafted from the pseudostems of banana plants, these items not only showcase traditional skills but also promote sustainability. Many artisans in Nagaland have embraced this material to create a variety of products such as bags, mats, and accessories. When you buy unique Nagaland products online, you’re supporting local craftsmen while investing in high-quality goods that stand out. The craftsmanship involved is remarkable; each piece tells a story rooted in culture and tradition. Whether you're looking for something functional or decorative, banana fibre products offer versatility. As more people become aware of sustainable practices, the demand for these handcrafted items is on the rise. This trend highlights the importance of preserving traditional crafts while adapting them to modern tastes. Exploring these options enriches your home decor or wardrobe with genuine artistry that reflects both beauty and environmental consciousness. Make a statement with your purchases by choosing unique handmade jewellery or stunning home decor made in Nagaland—each item serves as an extraordinary reminder of the rich cultural tapestry found within this region. Your search for authentic creations ends here; discover some truly amazing finds today!

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Marble, Granite And Natural Stone By Bhandari Marble Group

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Marble is widely used for floorings, wall claddings, borders and designs, handicraft items and many more. White Marble is a multi-purpose product and therefore, it can be placed in bedrooms, dining halls, kitchens, lobby’s parking, storerooms, religious places and many more. This is one of the best features of Bhandari Marble Group in India.

Marble is a natural product which comes in beautiful designs and figures. Due to its extraordinary glaze and shine, people prefer it for both residential as well as for commercial projects. Marble is easy to fit and adds tremendous beauty to your interior. Bhandari Marble Group merely is an eye-catching product that comes in more than 20 variations.

Marble slabs of white colors are considered as valuable options for flooring material due to their gorgeousness and beauty. If you choose white marble for your home or any commercial space, you can select imported marble as flooring options. White Marbles in India are extremely popular in the market because of their excellent finish, pure white color and smooth texture.

INDIAN MARBLE

Indian Marble is known for its beautiful textures, strength and durability. We offer these beautiful Indian marble in quality and natural shine to use for commercial and residential purpose. We also export white Indian marble, Pink, Gold, Onyx and more other colors. Bhandari Marble Group manufacturing, exporting and supplying these beautiful Indian marble in reasonable rates.

NAMES OF INDIAN MARBLES

o White Marbles

o Pink Marbles

o Green marble

o Gold Marbles

o Brown marbles

o Makrana Marbles

o Black Marbles

There are some information and important facts about Indian Marble.

WHITE MARBLE

o White Marble

o Approx Price: 35-200 / Square Feet

o Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Square Feet

o GST 18%, Packing, Loading and Delivery charges extra…

TYPES OF WHITE MARBLE

· Premium Morwad White Marble

· Makrana Pure White Marble

· White Indian Statuario Marble

· Opal White Marble

· White Sangemarmar Marble

· White Base Tiles

· Zanjhar White Marble

· Talai White Marble Slabs

· Ambaji White Marble

· Makrana White Marble Tiles

· Dungari Makrana Marble

· Banswara purple marble

· Splash White Marble

· Almond white Marble

· Albeta white Marble

· Indian White Carrara Marble

· Agaria White Marble

· Nizarna White Marble

· Raymond marble

· Pista white Marble

· Dharmeta White Marble

PINK MARBLE

o Pink Marble

o Approx Price: 50 rs and above/ Square Feet

o Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Square Feet

o GST 18%, Packing, Loading and Delivery charges extra…

TYPES OF PINK MARBLE

· Udaipur Pink Marble

· Pink Milano Onyx

· Carrot Pink Marble

· Tomato Pink Marble

GREEN MARBLE

o Green marble

o Approx Price: 35rs and above/ Square Feet

o Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Square Feet

o GST 18%, Packing, Loading and Delivery charges extra…

TYPES OF GREEN MARBLE

· Dark Green Marble

· Spider Green Marble

· Onyx Green Marble

· Rain Forest Marble

GOLD MARBLE

o Gold Marbles

o Approx Price: 75rs and above / Square Feet

o Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Square Feet

o GST 18%, Packing, Loading and Delivery charges extra…

TYPES OF GOLD MARBLE

Golden Marble

· Ita Gold Marble

· Goldio Marble

· Rainforest Gold

· Antique rainforest

· Flowery Gold Marble

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o Brown Marble

o Approx Price: 35 rs and above / Square Feet

o Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Square Feet

o GST 18%, Packing, Loading and Delivery charges extra…

TYPES OF BROWN MARBLE

· Makrana Premium Brown Albeta

· Makrana Brown Statuario

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o Approx Price: 200rs and above / Square Feet

o Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Square Feet

o GST 18%, Packing, Loading and Delivery charges extra…

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o Approx Price: 75rs and above/ Square Feet

o Minimum Order Quantity: 1000 Square Feet

o GST 18%, Packing, Loading and Delivery charges extra…

TYPES OF BLACK MARBLE

· Grey Carrara Marble

· Indian Black Marble

· Indian Black Marquino Marble

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o Milky White Range

o Creamy White Range

o Statuario White Marble

o Onyx White Marble

o Beige White Marble

GRANITE

1. Granite is best popular choice stone for countertops.

2. Granite counter top is slightly than marble for flooring

3. Granite begins at about 50rs per square feet installed.

4. Marble starts at closer to 30rs per square feet installed.

5. The best granite countertops can cost 25 per square feet installed.

NAMES OF GRANITES

o Red Granites

o Black Granites

o Green granites

o White Granites

o Gold Granites

o Grey Granite

o Brown Granite

NAMES OF SANDSTONE

o Gold Sandstones

o Teakwood Sandstones

o Red Sandstones

NAMES OF ONYX STONE

o White Onyx

o Honey Onyx

o Green Onyx

o Orange Onyx

o Yellow Onyx

o Pink Onyx

o Brown Onyx

For those looking to add white marble into their home, take a look at these 6 different types of marble and their best uses.

CARRARA MARBLE

Carrara marble is grayish-white with less large veins and more fine, feathery veining that often appears to be linear. Carrara marble is a type of white or blue-grey marble popular for use in sculpture.

CALACATTA MARBLE

Calacatta marble is rarer than Carrara and is more white than gray.

STATUARIO MARBLE

We Deal in all types of Statuario Marbles. For more information Check out our world class products Gallery. Statuario Marble is an expensive white marble. We are providing a quality collection of Statuario Marble that is available in different finish, sizes and designs as per requirements of valued clients.

THASSOS MARBLE

Thasos White Marble is a kind of white marble quarried in India. This stone is especially good for Countertops, monuments, mosaic, exterior – interior wall and floor applications, fountains, pool and wall capping, stairs, window sills and other design projects.

MAKRANA WHITE MARBLE

White marble is the most likely choice for homes as the white color adds elegance and creates serenity in the atmosphere. It also gives a feel of wider space. You can try the white marble for flooring and for wall cladding as well. Else you can try mixing white marble with other marbles or any other building materials for a different pretty look. The range of white marble we have is best in the industry and pocket friendly

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Bhandari Marble Group is the leading Indian conglomerate and a global trendsetter in the world of Natural Stone. The choice of undertaking the paths less travelled has made all the difference in the success story of Bhandari Marble Group. The company was established in a simple warehouse at India Rajasthan, in 1631 and ever since has been raising the bar with its quality products and superior services.

Today, Bhandari Marble Group with a keen aptitude for innovation and skill, inclination towards concurrent technological advancements, and with multiple quarries at Dharmeta, Morwad and Banswara in Rajasthan, India, has emerged as an undisputed leader in marble mining, processing, and research and technology development across the globe.

Promise to Our Customers

We have consistently brought and will continue to bring the largest volumes of the finest marble to the world by utilizing state-of-the-art technology. Our mantra is to use our expertise to cater to each customer’s needs by offering excellent products and services at competitive prices. Keeping in mind the changing requirements of customers, we are engaged in offering best quality of Marble.

Welcome To Bhandari Marble Group

· The Kingdom of Indian marbles

· The king of Indian marble

· Let’s take your marble experience to a whole new level

· Established in the year 1631

· Marble in Kishangarh

Bhandari Marble Group is a top player in the category Marble Manufacturer, Marble supplier, Marble Dealers in India, Rajasthan, Ajmer and Kishangarh. This well-known establishment acts as a one-stop destination for domestic and international.

Marble is a metamorphic rock that developed from limestone. Most of the material is calcite and dolomite. It is often used for sculpture, as a building material, and for many other purposes. The word ‘marble’ is also used for other stones that can be polished well and for ball shaped objects used for child games. Marble has been used in construction for thousands of years. It was widely used by Greek and Roman sculptors and architects.

· Construction marble

· Industrial use of marble

· Quarried block of Tennessee marble

In the construction trade, the term “marble” is used for any massive, crystalline calcite rock useful as building stone. Marble is a metamorphic rock composed of re-crystallized carbonate minerals, most commonly calcite or dolomite. Marble is typically not foliated, although there are exceptions. In geology, the term “marble” refers to metamorphosed limestone, but its use in stonemasonry more broadly encompasses un-metamorphosed limestone.

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Marble are one of the oldest and most functional decorative materials in the World. Marble has been quarried in India & Italy and many other European countries for centuries. Traditionally, people used marble as a building block and tombstone in ancient Rome and India Minor. Due to proximity of old quarries like Makrana White, White Carrara and Afyon White three of the oldest quarries in the World buildings in surrounding areas use marble blocks to dress and construct various buildings. Eventually, Indian & Romans were able to cut marble blocks thinner to use in marble flooring and marble countertops.

Marble Tiles

Late from 16th century marble cutting technology improved and marble became more of a decorative interior element in various forms. Thin cutting technology with diamond tools improved the process and 15 mm to 20 mm thick marble slabs were sawn. Various diamond tools were also used in polishing the surface and give it a smooth finish.

Today some of the most popular marbles are Indian marble

Makrana White Marble, White Carrara, Calacatta White Marble, Spanish Crema Marfil and Turkish Afyon white. These marbles are also known by variety of names in Italian and other languages. For example, White Carrara is also known as Bianco Carrara and so on. In addition, each marble quarry produces different styles of marble distinguished by its veins, background color, and markings. All of these unique attributes make each slab of marble a unique piece of stone.

Marble, like all-natural materials vary from shipment to shipment and from block to block. Different quarries produce more or less desirable look and veins from time to time.

Rajasthan State of India & Carrara region of Italy is particularly rich in beautiful marble quarries.

Makrana White, White Carrara, Statuario Classic, Calacatta Gold, Calacatta Arabescato, Calacatta Caldia, Vagli Oro, and Zebrino are some of the most desired stones in the World.

Heavy machinery in quarry

Similarly, Turkish region of Afyon produce some of the best translucent marbles in the World. Marble from this area have a translucent look and it is often compared to

Makrana white, Onyx stones. Afyon white, Afyon Gray, Allure, Tundra gray, Silver Shadow are highly desired stones. One also has to Drama area of Greece for Marble. Drama area is also very rich in marble production. Makrana white marble, Snow white marble, Dolomite marbles, and Volakas are some of the well-known materials. Marbles from this area is a little softer but has dramatic look and feel.

Water jet cutting machine for Thinner and better Marbles

Marble tiles or thin tiles became available in late 1631 and it is one of the most popular forms and shapes of natural stone. They usually come 15 mm to 20 mm thick and thin form makes it easy to transport and install. Marble tiles are a fantastic way of decorating kitchen floors, kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, and bathroom floors. Marble floor tiles are easy to install and last forever. Unlike other forms of material, marble tiles can be re-polished over time. Most popular sizes are 12×12 tiles, 18×18 tiles and 12×24 wall and floor tile. A good sealer is always recommended to seal marble tiles after installation.

Usage of Marble Slabs & Tiles

Kitchen backsplashes use a combination of small size marble tiles or mosaics. 3×6 subway tile can be installed in a straight joint or staggered joint. Water-jet cut marble tiles also add an element of dimension to any kitchen installation. You can use several colors mixed or solid to achieve a highly decorative element in your kitchen.

The effects of Marble on temperature

One of the less well-known qualities of marble is, its ability to keep indoor temperatures cool. In general marble is lower than room temperature and keeps cool. This particular quality is important in warm areas since it reflects sun and keeps the room cool. Builders in Resort areas like and the Islands tile the entire floor with marble. Large format tiles like 24×24 or 36×36 marble tiles are used on the entire floor to give a rich look.

Marble as mosaic tiles

Marble mosaics are another popular form of this material. Mosaic art has been around for centuries. It was mostly hand clipped with artisans and laid on cement beds. Today modern technology enables us to cut marble mosaics almost into any shape and size. They are usually mounted on mesh or plastic net for ease of installation. One of the most practical applications of mosaic tiles is shower floors. Especially with small format marble mosaics like 1×1 you can create a slope inside showers. Furthermore, grout joints in these mosaics create a natural non-slip surface.

Black and White Marble

Before telling the story of Black and White Marble, we need to know more about how black and white had an important place in human history. Black and white is like day and night. Each of them is unique in certain ways. There is black when there is no light. Because of that many people believe black is not a color itself because it is actually the absence of color. On the other hand, white appears when all colors equally blended. When the rain drops break the sunlight, we see the rainbow with all the colors in the spectrum. They inspired artists, intellectuals and writers throughout the human history.

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The philosophy of Black and White Marble

The famous Jain temples Symbol which is known as Jain temples is formed of black and white pieces. In Indian culture, these two opposing colors represents contrary forces and the Symbol tells us something about how two different, opposite idea or color may actually be very interconnected and complementary to each other just as black and white marble. This notion of duality indeed had a huge impact on ancient Rome where we see the first usage of black and white marbles.

One of the most popular black and white marble combinations is the checkerboard look. That beautiful passage from the book “Revelations of the Aquarian Age” tells more about black and white checkered marble floors. “So, he decided to explore the ancient Indian & Roman house. As she walked up to the marble staircase to the upper rooms, skylights above the long upper hallway cast diffused light onto soft black and white checkered marble floor.

The History of Black and White Marble

We know that black and white marbles with checkerboard look were used not only in ancient Rome but also in different parts of Europe and India. These marbles decorated the floors in Agra, Jaipur, Kolkata, Paris, Milan and London for centuries and keep its classic look.

After the excavation of Pompeii, we learnt more about ancient Greek’s love for white Carrara marble. Carrara marble made black and white marbles popular throughout the history. Today most popular size that is used in this timeless design is 12×12 & 9×9 tiles. There are many popular marbles but we have to name Negro Marquina and Thasos Marble or Makrana white marble ahead of others. Also, Indian & Belgian Black Marble and Statuario Marble were very popular to form this classic checkerboard look.

Negro Marquina and Indian black marble is a high quality, black marble which is extracted in North Spain. It has its unique genuine black color and white veins that made this marble popular.

Thasos Marble is extracted from the marble quarries in the Greek Island. The name of the marble comes from the name of the island. This island is located on north Aegean Sea. Throughout the history the island was known as one of the major sources of marble. Noir Beige or Indian & Belgian Black refers the unique Belgium Black Marble. Black marble deposits in India & Belgium belongs to sedimentary rock formations which date back to Approx 350 million years ago. It was widely used in Mughal and Roman Empire as a decorative construction material. Today it is one of the most expensive marbles in the world.

Statuario Marble was widely used to form black and white marble checkerboard look. It contains heavy, bold gray veining mixed with thinner patterns. It is a precious stone extracted from Italian quarries.

Black and White Marble in Checkerboard Pattern

The checkerboard pattern was transferred from India to other parts of World by European immigrants late 16 the century and become one of the popular marble patterns. While it lost its popularity quite some time, we see that there is resurgence in these beautiful black and white marbles.

It is not a surprise that these marbles become popular again because it has some sort of flexibility to almost any floors. It can easily suit with a variety of styles including rustic, retro, minimal or traditional. This makes black and white marbles the sweetheart of marble world.

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I locate that understanding a short history of a sample helps one to apprehend how it works so nicely these days. In ancient Egypt, the checkerboard pattern turned into used in hieroglyphics to decipher a scribe’s pill. It became also observed in ancient artifacts from Indian, Iranian and Roman paved flooring. During the renaissance, inlaid checkerboard tiles and marble were used in areas as a reversion to ancient instances. It became regularly visible as an image of wealth. Artists also used it as a device to depict their new perception of perspective and show off their skills.

Today if you want to make surface look bold and beautiful, you can use the classic combo of checkerboard marble pattern. It will certainly have a huge impact on the floor whether you use the classic black and white checkerboard or you try a more intricate pattern or motif. It perfectly fits for kitchens, hallways, living rooms, baths and entryways. Because it is very eye-catchy and timeless so it adds a sense of richness, classiness to your home.

List of Black and White Marble Collections

We see that classical interiors often use large-scale black and white stone tiles. This gives an expansive effect. Contrasting borders or ornamental stone insets are sometimes used to create the effect of an area rug.

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Continue in many of today’s marble tile patterns: Check out our Studio Mosaic Collection, a truly irresistible uniquely designed geometric Water Jet patterns ready to wow your home.

More intricate designs use smaller black and white stone tiles, just like the ancient Greeks: Our Skyline Polished Collection represents variety of shades from milky snows to cool silvers. With a backdrop of stream-lined tiles or polished mosaics, this collection has the ability to transform any space from bland to electric!

Shades of white, black and gray are often used to add dimension to a pattern. In a trendy update to classic black and white checkerboard, adding a gray marble square creates a plaid design. We love the way it resembles a buffalo check fabric – try our new Chester Plaid Mosaic Collection in a Farmhouse bathroom, French Country kitchen, or as stunning floors in an entry

Marble Slabs is the most challenging shape of marble. Best marble slabs come in smaller sizes and shapes. In order to get the best marble slab for marble countertops, you have to look for a slab that has good color distribution, free of cracks and has a good contrast between the background and veins. A typical marble slab is 5 ft by 3 ft and you can easily get two pieces of countertops from it. Most popular surface is polished surface. However, honed marble slabs are preferred to make wear and tear less visible. Honing marble slabs is usually done by skilled marble finishers or marble factories.

High quality Marble is must

We recommend all marble floors installation. There are different types which bring out all the colors and veins in marble to the surface. One can also achieve what is called a book match veins by polishing the opposite sides of alternating slabs & tiles to give a dramatic look.

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