Brazilian natural quartzite
Taj Mahal Quartzite Slab
A full Taj Mahal quartzite slab photographed on the processing line, straight after polishing. Seen across the whole surface, the stone shows its characteristic creamy background with soft taupe and gold movement that drifts diagonally across the slab rather than running in straight bands.
What to look for in a full slab
Full-slab photos are the best way to judge Taj Mahal before fabrication. Look at the overall background tone, how much contrast the veins carry, whether there are concentrated mineral pockets, and how the movement will fall on an island or a long run of countertop. Consecutive slabs from the same block can be bookmatched for feature pieces.
Supply and packing
We supply polished, honed and leathered slabs in 2 cm and 3 cm thickness, packed on steel A-frames in export bundles. Each slab is numbered and photographed so you choose the exact pieces you receive. Orders range from a few slabs by LCL or DDP to full-container quantities for distributors and fabricators.
Photos show a specific slab or a completed project. Natural color and veining vary from block to block, so we send numbered photos of the actual slabs before you confirm an order.
