Semi Precious Mosaic Floral Lapis Malachite Patio Table

Product Description

Malachite Lapis Mosaic Marble Patio Table Tops

Upgrade your home decor with our beautiful Malachite Lapis Mosaic Marble Patio Table Tops. Featuring lovely semi-precious gemstone designs, these customizable table tops are great for center tables, dining areas, or coffee shops. Made with care and style, these tables are designed to enhance your living space.

Why Choose Our Marble Table Tops?

1. Custom Orders Available
We specialize in making custom table tops, made to your precise needs. Whether you want a special design, size, or shape, we can make it just for you.

2. Free Worldwide Shipping
Enjoy free delivery to your door through FedEx or DHL, ensuring it arrives safely and on time.

3. Fully Insured Packaging
Each table top is carefully packed and fully insured during shipping to ensure it arrives safely.

4. Easy Maintenance
Keeping your table top clean is easy with mild soap, water, and a dry cloth.

5. Responsibility for Local Charges
Please remember, customers are responsible for any local taxes, customs fees, or VAT.

6. Handmade with Precision
Our table tops are carefully handcrafted by talented artisans, making each piece unique.

Note: This product only includes the table top. Wooden or marble legs/base/stand can be bought separately.

Gorgeous Semi-Precious Stone Inlays

Our marble table tops have different semi-precious stones that add color and beauty to each design:

• Carnelian: Glows with a stunning orange-red color
• Lapis Lazuli: Shows deep, eye-catching blue shades
• Ebony Shell: A mix of bright colors
• Jasper: Rich, warm brown shades
• Turquoise: Soothing light blue
• Malachite: Deep green for a natural look
• Mother of Pearl: Classic, shining white glow

What is Marble Inlay Work?

Marble inlay work is a classic art form, known for its detailed designs, like those found in monuments such as the Taj Mahal. Skilled artisans carefully engrave set patterns on marble slabs and fit small pieces of marble or other materials into the grooves, creating beautiful designs.

History of Inlay Art

The art of inlaying valuable stones started in Florence, Italy, around the late 16th century, known as Pietra Dura. This art form spread to the Mughal Empire, where Emperor Shah Jahan became its greatest supporter. His Taj Mahal is a well-known example of this style, showing the beauty and skill of inlay work.

Contact Us for Custom Orders & Inquiries
We accept custom and bulk orders to ensure every customer gets what they want. Feel free to contact us for more information or special requests.

Thank you for visiting our website! Reach out to us if you have any questions or custom orders.