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Zareen Marble Handicrafts

In marble inlay work, semi-precious stones are carefully chosen, cut, and shaped to form intricate floral and geometric designs. Skilled artisans carve fine grooves into the marble surface and place each stone with precision, ensuring a perfect fit. Stones like lapis lazuli, malachite, carnelian, jasper, and mother of pearl are used to bring vibrant colors and natural brilliance, with each shade representing petals, leaves, or decorative patterns. Once polished, the marble and stones blend seamlessly, creating a smooth surface that highlights the beauty of traditional craftsmanship and gives the artwork a timeless elegance.

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Stone Collection
Stone Name Common Source (city/region) Used In Typical Use in Inlay / Notes
Lapis Lazuli Badakhshan (Afghanistan) — imported Both (Inlay & Imarti) Deep blue petals, large background panels, high-value highlights
Malachite Imported (DRC, Russia) / traded Both Rich green veins for leaves and decorative bands
Mother of Pearl Coastal ports (Mumbai, Chennai) — sourced from shells Both Pearly highlights, fine floral details, contrast on white marble
Agate Khambhat / Bhavnagar (Gujarat) — common in India Both Striped/varied tones used for petals, borders, outlines
Carnelian (Coral) Khambhat (Gujarat) / imported Both Warm orange-red elements, flower centers, accent pieces
Jasper Rajasthan (Bikaner area) / imported Both Opaque reds/browns used for background & geometric motifs
Onyx Pakistan / Iran / some Rajasthan sources Both (often borders) Black or banded onyx for strong outlines and contrast
Turquoise Iran / Afghanistan — commonly imported Both Blue-green highlights for floral or geometric motifs
Quartz (rose / clear) India & imported sources Both Translucent pieces for subtle fills and accents
Sodalite Imported (Brazil / Russia) Both Deep blue alternative to lapis for accents
Amethyst Imported (Brazil / Uruguay) Both Purple tones for small focal elements in designs
Tiger's Eye Imported (South Africa, Brazil) Both Chatoyant browns/golds for textured effects
Chalcedony Various (imported / India) Both Soft blue/grey fills and subtle background tones
Serpentine Rajasthan / imported Both Green shades for foliage and stems
Marble (colored varieties) Makrana (Rajasthan) & other quarries Both (base + inlay pieces) Colored marbles used as both base and inlay pieces (reds, blacks, greens)
Geodes / Polished stones Varied / imported Imarti (often) Used as larger statement pieces in imarti-style panels
Other semi-precious (onyx variants, chalcopyrite, etc.) Domestic & imported sources Both Used depending on color palette needed
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