White Marble Inlay Tea Coaster Set Inlaid Semi Precious Stones Home Decor

Description

This Tea Coaster Handcrafted in India with dying Inlay Work, Pietra Dura Art by the Skilled Artisans who are descendants of those families who built the Taj Mahal. Artist make this product with love and care
This is Marble Inlay Tea coaster using real semi-precious stone comes in Multi colour. This product is FULLY handmade and is can be used in dining table, kitchen Lawn & Garden Dining Room, Restaurant & Bar or can be used as Gift, Home Decorative Gift . Holder of the tea coaster can be used for beer bottle holder
A beautiful way to present your guests with drinks where you are applauded not only for the drinks but also for the coasters they are served upon.

Size: 4″X4″

SIZE & DIMENSION: Each Coaster Tile is 3.5” inches in Diameter – Set of 6 Tile – Unique Holder for safe placement of Coasters Set for Living Room & Home Decor

The Real semiprecious stones inlaid into the coaster sets are as follows
1. Carnelian………. Orange Red.
2. Lapis lazuli………. Blue
3. Eblone Shell……….. Colourful Shiny.
4. Jasper………… Brown
5. Turquoise………… Light Blue
6. Malachite………… Green
7. Mother of Pearl………… White Shiny

• Makarana Marble with natural stones inlay : We use only PURE makarana marble which is used to build Taj-Mahal. All inlay work is done with 100% pure natural stone and semiprecious stones
• Diamond polish : Every artifact is polished in 5-6 iterations using polishing stones to fabric to have perfectly smooth surface. Makarana marble also gets smoother with handling.
• Handmade, classic Gift : These functional practical artifacts make the ideal gifts for any occasion from mother’s day, wedding to house warming as well as birthday and Valentine’s Day.
• The marble can be white, black, pink or green. The marble is then cut according to the size of the article to be made. The marble used by us is the same type of Makrana marble that was used for the construction of the TajMahal.
• The SEMI PRECIOUS stones are now taken and cut into thin slices. These small fragments are then shaped by using a hand operated machine called the hone. The hone allows for better control of the artist on the shape of the stone. The artist holds the tiny bit of stone in his left hand and brushes it against the hone to shape it. Each artist is responsible for a different motif. Some are responsible for making leaves, some for flowers and some for stems.
• Then we take the marble and covered with the water colour why to see the outline easily then we temporarily stuck the stone over the marble what we have shaped , then with the help of iron chisel we trace the ouline around the stone.
Then we removed the stone so we get impression and chiseled out 2mm deep to make the cavity and fill the stone into the cavity with help of natural glue .Then we do rubbing and polishing
one time stone is fixed its never come out