Add elegance and tradition to your living space with our White Marble Coaster Set, meticulously inlaid with radiant Lapis Lazuli stones in a beautiful floral design. Each coaster is a miniature masterpiece, handcrafted by highly skilled artisans from Agra, India, the historic center of marble inlay artistry. This set of coasters is not only functional but also an enduring expression of India’s cultural heritage.

Made from premium Makrana white marble, known for its pristine color and durability, these round coasters serve as both art and utility. The crisp white backdrop forms the perfect canvas for the stunning blue Lapis Lazuli, a semi-precious stone historically prized for its deep color and spiritual significance. The floral inlay pattern brings a classic Mughal aesthetic, capturing the delicate harmony between nature and symmetry.

Every stone is individually hand-cut and shaped before being embedded into the marble using the ancient technique of Pietra Dura, also known as Parchin Kari. This meticulous process can take several hours for just one coaster and is carried out by artisans whose families have been practicing this tradition for generations. The result is a durable, heat-resistant, and stain-resistant coaster that not only protects your furniture but also elevates your space.

This set of 4 round coasters is perfect for use on coffee tables, dining tables, sideboards, or even in offices. Whether you’re hosting a tea party or enjoying a quiet drink, these coasters enhance the experience with their aesthetic charm. Each set is slightly unique due to the natural variations in the marble and stone, making them exclusive gifts or heirlooms.

These coasters also make an ideal present for housewarmings, weddings, anniversaries, or festive occasions. Their utility, combined with artistic flair, makes them both a thoughtful and practical gift option.

By purchasing this product, you support traditional craftsmen and help keep this rare art form alive in a modern world.

Inspiration/Story Behind This Product
"This exquisite art form from Agra, India, is a fading tradition. The artisans who create it are direct descendants of the craftsmen who built the Taj Mahal in the 17th century. The Taj Mahal, a timeless monument of love and one of the Seven Wonders of the World, features the same intricate inlay work that these artisans continue to preserve. You can still witness this craftsmanship on the walls of the Taj Mahal today.

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