StonKraft Green Marble Chess Board with Inlay Work - Coffee Table Centre Tabletop Without Stand - Decorative Stone Board - Home Decor - 20" Inches

20" Square Handcrafted Marble Stone made Dining Table with Pieter Dura Artwork/Inlay work. Made on one Stone. Primary Design of Blue Color Flowers. ABOUT THE ITEM: (Note: Price shown above is only for the tabletop and does not include the price of stand. Attractive Wooden as well as Marble Stands are also available on this site only for nominal price) This marvelous work of Inlay work is having hundreds of Semi-precious stones. In this pure manual work, marble surface is chipped with chipping tools and same size of Semi-Precious stone are placed it with superglue. This work was originated from Italy in 13-14th Century and is used in making world famous Agra's Taj Mahal main dome extensively. The Semi-Precious Stones/gems are used in this work are CORNELIAN, JASPER, TURQUOISE (Firoza), LAPIS LAZULI (lajward), MALACHITE, etc. This artwork is called 'Pietra Dura' and have been used in Taj Mahal's walls. This art was invented in Italy and is being done only in Agra, India. Types of the Stones and History of this art has been given down below for your reference. Bring home a piece of the Taj Mahal. These marble inlay tabletops below are handmade and contains marble slabs inlaid with semi-precious stones like malachite, mother of pearl, lapis lazuli, agnate, Italian stones, jasper etc. In some designs (may not be in this product), a single petal of a flower may have as many as 200 semi-precious stones inlaid. Please see below for more details about the product, history of inlay work and stones used in each masterpiece. Given the complexity in chipping Marble and laying off process for each semi-precious stone, it is understood that price quoted above is match less. Weight of the Marble Tabletop = Approx 16 Kg Total Weight of the Packaged product (Tabletop only) = Approx 22 Kg Base Stone Used Well Polished Indian Marble (Makrana) with Natural Color Size 20" Square of Indian Marble No of Semi-Precious Stones used Approx 8000 Separate Stones.