This image features a rectangular green marble tabletop exquisitely adorned with inlay work — a traditional form of decorative craftsmanship. The intricate design in the center and border showcases vibrant floral motifs, created using semi-precious stones like lapis lazuli (blue), carnelian (orange), malachite (green), and mother-of pearl.
Green Marble TableTop
Description
- Material:Green marble
- Design Style: Pietra Dura or Parchin Kari (stone inlay technique)
- Motifs: Central floral medallion surrounded by a delicate border of vines and flowers
- Art Style:Reflects Mughal, or Persian influence.
Uses
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Tabletop Surface:
- check Commonly used as a tabletop for coffee tables, side tables, or consoles Can be mounted on a metal or wooden base
- check Can be used as a decorative panel on walls or placed flat as a luxury art piece in homes or galleries.
- check When sized appropriately, it can serve as a luxurious serving tray base for fruits, sweets, or dry items
- check Highly valued as a handcrafted gift or a collector’s item — especially among those who appreciate fine Indian craftsmanship
- check May be used during pujas or rituals to hold offerings or idols, especially due to its auspicious floral patterns
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This type of inlay marble art is deeply rooted in Indian heritage, seen in historical monuments like the Taj Mahal, making this piece a fine blend of utility, beauty, and tradition.
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