

Makrana White
Makrana White
Indian MarbleMakrana White is India's most celebrated marble, quarried from the ancient mines of Makrana in Nagaur district, Rajasthan — the same source used for the Taj Mahal. A highly calcitic stone (95–98% calcium carbonate), its luminous pure-white surface with subtle grey veining and exceptional polishability makes it the benchmark for luxury interiors across the world.
- Quarried from historic Makrana mines, Rajasthan
- Consistent pure-white base with fine grey veining
- Used in Taj Mahal, Victoria Memorial & global landmarks
- Excellent for high-footfall flooring applications
- Available in polished, honed and antique finishes

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Buy Makrana White in Kishangarh
Makrana White is quarried at Makrana, Nagaur, Rajasthan, India and processed at our own facility in Kishangarh, Rajasthan — cut, polished (or any of 4 finishes), hand-inspected in daylight and crated on site. Selecting in person is welcome: tell us the lot size you need and we will have Makrana White slabs standing out for you when you arrive.
Domestic orders dispatch by road from the MEGA Highway (NH-448 corridor) and by rail from the Kishangarh (KSG) railhead. Export consignments containerise for Mundra & Kandla ports, Gujarat.
- Quarry origin
- Makrana, Nagaur, Rajasthan, India
- Processed at
- Khasra No.948, 4, MEGA Highway, Tehsil, Ralawata, Kishangarh, Rajasthan 305801
- Finishes available
- Polished, Honed, Brushed, Antique
- Formats
- Tiles and slabs up to 240 × 140 cm · 16–20 mm (standard slab)
Makrana White FAQs
Find clear, expert answers to common queries regarding stone selection, processing, dimensions, and maintenance details.
Have a Custom Question? Chat UsYes. Makrana marble from Nagaur district, Rajasthan was used for the Taj Mahal's dome, overlay and minarets, as well as the Victoria Memorial in Kolkata. It is India's oldest commercial marble quarry, and our stock comes from the same historic belt.
Makrana is highly calcitic — 95 to 98% calcium carbonate — which gives it very low porosity, high density and excellent polishability. This makes it harder-wearing than most white marbles and suitable even for high-footfall flooring.
Seal it with a quality impregnating sealer every 12–18 months, wipe spills promptly, and clean only with a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic agents like vinegar or lemon, which can etch any calcite-based marble.



