

Michelangelo
Michelangelo
Imported MarbleMichelangelo Marble is a striking Turkish white marble — quarried in the Afyonkarahisar region — that displays long, flowing grey rivers across a bright white canvas. Named in homage to the Renaissance master, it suits bold architectural statements, from grand entrance floors to dramatic bookmatched kitchen islands.
- Long flowing grey rivers across bright white base
- Dramatic, artful patterns — ideal for prestige projects
- High density for heavy-use floor applications
- Bookmatching available for symmetrical installations

Technical Specifications
Buy Michelangelo in Kishangarh
Michelangelo is quarried at Afyon, Turkey and processed at our own facility in Kishangarh, Rajasthan — cut, polished (or any of 3 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 Michelangelo 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
- Afyon, Turkey
- Processed at
- Khasra No.948, 4, MEGA Highway, Tehsil, Ralawata, Kishangarh, Rajasthan 305801
- Finishes available
- Polished, Honed, Brushed
- Formats
- Tiles and slabs up to 240 × 140 cm · 18–20 mm
Michelangelo FAQs
Find clear, expert answers to common queries regarding stone selection, processing, dimensions, and maintenance details.
Have a Custom Question? Chat UsIt shares the look of a bright white base with bold grey veining, but Michelangelo is a Turkish marble from the Afyon region, whereas Calacatta is Italian (Carrara). Michelangelo offers a similar dramatic aesthetic at a more accessible price.
Its long, flowing grey rivers make it ideal for prestige applications — grand entrance floors, dramatic kitchen islands and bookmatched feature walls where a bold statement is desired.
Yes. It has good density for a white marble and performs well on heavy-use floors. As with any marble, seal it periodically and choose a honed finish in wet or high-traffic areas.







