Makrana White Marble
The classic pure white marble of Rajasthan, used for temples, murtis and fine floors.
- Material
- Marble
- Origin
- Makrana, Rajasthan
- Colour
- Pure white
- Also called
- Albeta, Adanga, Dungri
- Finishes
- Polished, Honed
- Thickness & sizes
- Ask for the slabs in stock today
About Makrana White
Makrana marble from Rajasthan is India’s most famous white marble and the classic choice for temples. Grades such as Albeta, Adanga and Dungri differ in whiteness and veining.
It is dense and takes a lasting polish, which makes it ideal for mandirs, murtis, inlay work and heirloom floors.
Pairs well with: gold, saffron and deep red accents in pooja rooms.
Questions about Makrana White
Read all FAQsWhat are Albeta, Adanga and Dungri?
They are grades of Makrana marble that differ in whiteness and veining. See them side by side at the showroom.
Is Makrana marble good for a home mandir?
Yes. It is the classic temple marble, and we make mandirs to order through our Shilp Kala work.
Does Makrana marble turn yellow?
Good-quality Makrana keeps its colour well. Seal it and clean with pH-neutral products.
Today’s rate for Makrana White
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