Kota stone in Kutch
Kota stone is a hard-wearing limestone from Kota, Rajasthan. It is non-slip and low-cost, which makes it a standard choice for homes, industrial units and outdoor areas across Kutch.
Why Kota stone is everywhere
Kota stone (sometimes spelt Kotah stone) comes in a natural green-blue shade known as Green Kota or Kota Blue. It is dense, takes heavy traffic and stays cool underfoot.
Its natural texture gives good grip even when wet, so it is widely used for parking areas, balconies, staircases and industrial floors, and it costs less than most granite and marble.
Kota stone finishes
The same stone looks and behaves differently in each finish.
| Finish | Look | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Rough / natural | Split surface with natural texture | Parking, industrial floors, outdoor paving |
| Machine-cut | Sawn edges with an even surface | Paving and floors laid in a regular pattern |
| Semi-polished | Smoothed with a low sheen | Homes, balconies, staircases |
| Mirror polished | Glossy, deepened colour | Living areas and commercial interiors |
| Lapotra | Semi-polished with some texture kept | Steps and floors that need extra grip |
Where it is used
- Flooring
- Parking areas
- Industrial floors
- Staircases
- Balconies
- Outdoor paving
Frequently asked questions
Read all FAQsWhat colour is Kota stone?
Kota stone comes in a natural green-blue shade, called Green Kota or Kota Blue.
Is Kota stone slippery?
Rough, natural and lapotra finishes give good grip, even when wet. Mirror polished Kota is smoother, so use it indoors.
Kota stone or vitrified tiles?
Kota stone is natural, very hard-wearing and suits heavy traffic and outdoor use. Tiles offer more colours but can chip and crack under heavy loads.
Kotah or Kota stone?
Both spellings refer to the same limestone from Kota, Rajasthan.
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