Elevate your table setting with our White Marble Round Coffee Coaster Set, featuring dazzling green Malachite inlay stones. Handmade by the renowned artisans of Agra, India, this luxurious drinkware accessory blends traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality. Designed to impress and built to last, each coaster is a piece of functional art that adds charm to every sip you take.

The coasters are carved from authentic Makrana white marble, prized for its pristine beauty and historical significance—it’s the same marble used in the construction of the iconic Taj Mahal. Each piece is precisely cut and polished by hand, showcasing smooth edges and a gleaming finish that exudes elegance.

What sets this coaster set apart is the vivid Malachite stone inlay work. Malachite, known for its rich green bands and metaphysical energy, is carefully hand-cut into floral and geometric designs, and then inlaid into the marble with traditional tools. This ancient inlay technique, called Parchin Kari, involves immense precision and skill—an art preserved for centuries by Mughal artisans and now practiced by their descendants.

Functional yet decorative, these coasters protect surfaces from spills, heat, and scratches, while simultaneously enhancing your home decor. Whether you're entertaining guests with cocktails, serving hot beverages at your study desk, or setting the mood for a candlelit dinner, these coasters will always make a stylish statement.

Ideal for both personal use and gifting, this set is a thoughtful choice for housewarming parties, birthdays, anniversaries, or festive occasions. Each piece has its own distinct personality due to the unique marble veining and variations in the Malachite stones, ensuring that no two coasters are ever exactly alike.

By choosing this handcrafted set, you're not only acquiring a high-quality product but also supporting the preservation of India's fading marble inlay tradition—one that continues to thrive only through the hands of skilled 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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