A beautifully polished White Marble BOX that has been exclusively hand crafted with rich gold paint and topped with s kundans to add a touch of bling. This BOX is sure to attract anyone and start a conversation. A perfect gift. This is a lovely vintage Gold Leaf on Marble Vase Made in the city of Jaipur, India. Skilled Artists draw designs on marble items which are imprinted with pure gold leaf and then embellished with bright colours and pure gold polish and finished with a coat of lacquer. The raised elegant design on the vase features red, green and gold flowers with clear rhinestones in the centres, red and gold borders and trim and a scrolling leaf and vine background

An elegant and beautiful marble inlay boxes in white adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Marble inlay craft is one of the oldest forms of craft. First a predefined pattern, like a floral or geometrical design is engraved on the marble slab. After this, small pieces of marble of different shades are cut delicately to precisely fit and are slipped into these grooves. Apart from marble, other stones are also used to adorn the marble inlay spaces. The origins of Inlay work can be traced back to Italy around the end of the 16th century. The craft known as “PIETRA DURA” translates to ‘hard’ (dura) and ‘stone’ (pietra). This beautiful craft found its way to the resplendent Mughal courts of the emperors in faraway India

An elegant and beautiful marble inlay boxes in white adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Marble inlay craft is one of the oldest forms of craft. First a predefined pattern, like a floral or geometrical design is engraved on the marble slab. After this, small pieces of marble of different shades are cut delicately to precisely fit and are slipped into these grooves. Apart from marble, other stones are also used to adorn the marble inlay spaces. The origins of Inlay work can be traced back to Italy around the end of the 16th century. The craft known as “PIETRA DURA” translates to ‘hard’ (dura) and ‘stone’ (pietra). This beautiful craft found its way to the resplendent Mughal courts of the emperors in faraway India

An elegant and beautiful marble inlay boxes in white adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Marble inlay craft is one of the oldest forms of craft. First a predefined pattern, like a floral or geometrical design is engraved on the marble slab. After this, small pieces of marble of different shades are cut delicately to precisely fit and are slipped into these grooves. Apart from marble, other stones are also used to adorn the marble inlay spaces. The origins of Inlay work can be traced back to Italy around the end of the 16th century. The craft known as “PIETRA DURA” translates to ‘hard’ (dura) and ‘stone’ (pietra). This beautiful craft found its way to the resplendent Mughal courts of the emperors in faraway India

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone hexagon box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The Jali or Jaali is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone hexagon box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The Jali or Jaali is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone hexagon box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The Jali or Jaali is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone hexagon box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The Jali or Jaali is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone rectangle box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow and permanently coloured in different colours also. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The carving is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns.

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique hand painted stone rectangle box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Hand painting is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow and permanently coloured in different colours also. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor.

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone rectangle box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow and permanently coloured in different colours also. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The carving is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns.

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone rectangle box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow and permanently coloured in different colours also. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The carving is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns.

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone rectangle box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow and permanently coloured in different colours also. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The carving is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns.

An elegant and beautiful desk accessory, this unique carved filigree stone rectangle box adds just that lovely extra touch of class. Stone carving is done in stone of intermediate hardness. Soapstone is the preferred material available in various shades: grey, pink and yellow and permanently coloured in different colours also. This craft is believed to have been introduced here in the 17th century by Persian artisans brought by the Mughal emperor. The carving is a fine filigree of marble, carved to appear as stone lattices with delicate and intricate floral and geometrical patterns.