Bring timeless elegance and functionality to your coffee table with our White Marble Round Coaster Set, adorned with intricate Malachite and Carnelian floral inlay work. Handcrafted by skilled artisans from Agra, India, each coaster tells a story of Mughal-era grandeur fused with modern-day design sensibilities.

Crafted from pure Makrana white marble—the same marble used in the Taj Mahal—these coasters boast exceptional quality and natural durability. The stone's cool, smooth surface provides an ideal base for beverages, while its bright white tone enhances the vibrancy of the colorful inlays.

The floral design features semi-precious Malachite and Carnelian stones, carefully selected and hand-carved into petal and leaf motifs. Malachite, with its swirling green pattern, symbolizes transformation and healing, while Carnelian, in rich hues of red-orange, is known for vitality and creativity. Together, these stones create a harmonious aesthetic that’s both bold and serene.

Using the ancient art of Pietra Dura (Parchin Kari), our artisans inlay each stone piece into the marble base with remarkable precision. This labor-intensive technique has been passed down through generations, and these coasters represent the living legacy of that craftsmanship. You’ll notice the finesse in every curve and the seamless fit of every petal, evidence of the hours of handwork invested in each piece.

Ideal for daily use and perfect for entertaining, these coasters protect surfaces from water rings, heat, and spills—while doubling as artistic accents. They're perfect for coffee tables, dining areas, office desks, or even as conversation-starting decorative pieces.

Looking for a meaningful gift? These coasters are great for weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, or festive occasions. Each set is unique, showcasing natural variations in both the marble veining and the gemstones, making every piece truly one-of-a-kind.

By choosing this handcrafted set, you not only bring art into your home but also contribute to sustaining the heritage of India’s world-renowned inlay artisans.

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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