Granite cut to your drawing and loaded for your port.
We work from the Krishnagiri granite belt in Tamil Nadu — blocks, slabs, monuments and cut-to-size units produced in our own plant and shipped to buyers in 35 countries. Drawings confirmed in millimetres, samples approved by you, then the container is loaded.
- FOB & CIF
- Full container loads
- Third-party inspection welcome
- Sea-worthy wooden crating
Tamil Nadu to your port
35 countriesExport documentation, packing lists and pre-shipment inspection handled in-house.
See all marketsThe stones buyers specify most
— and what we can do with them.
Every material below ships as blocks, gangsaw or cutter slabs, tiles, monuments and cut-to-size units. Finish, thickness and edge follow your drawing, and a physical sample is approved before production begins.
View all 70+ stonesAbsolute Black
- Polished
- Honed
- Flamed
- Leather
Black Galaxy
- Polished
- Honed
- Book-match
Steel Grey
- Polished
- Flamed
- Bush-hammered
Tan Brown
- Polished
- Honed
- Flamed
Rain Forest Brown
- Polished
- Honed
- Vein-cut
Teakwood Sandstone
- Sawn
- Natural
- Sandblasted
One plant.
Two specifications.
A memorial is not a universal object. A cemetery in Russia and a cemetery in the United States specify different forms, different stone and a different method of installation. Each market runs on its own product system — both produced in the same plant, to the same drawing-first sequence.
Russia & CIS
Orthodox and Armenian memorial traditions run on dark, close-grained stone and carved detail — single stelae through to complete family complexes.
- StoneGabbro Diabase, Karelian Black, Absolute Black
- FormStelae, double and family monuments, crosses
- WorkPortrait engraving, carved lettering, relief
- Ordered byMonument workshops, importers, dealers
- Granite monumentsSingle, double, family, triple
- Gabbro & Karelian BlackBlocks, slabs, finished units
- KhachkarsCarved Armenian cross stones
- Orthodox crossesCemetery and church crosses
- Vases & flowerpotsGranite planters and accessories
- Memorial plaquesEngraved and name plaques
- Sculptures & statuesAngels, religious, custom carving
- Memorial chapelsCemetery chapel stonework
United States
North American cemeteries buy capacity — niche counts, crypt counts and wall systems that must arrive square, sealed and ready to set.
- StoneAbsolute Black, Steel Grey, Kashmir White
- FormColumbaria, niche walls, crypts, urns, civic walls
- Sizes2 to 120 niches, 2 to 12 crypts, modular runs
- Ordered byCemeteries, memorial dealers, retailers
- ColumbariaFreestanding, modular, family
- Cremation nichesGranite, glass-front, niche walls
- Mausoleums2 to 12 crypt, private and community
- Urns & cremation memorialsCompanion, family, pedestals
- Memorial & public wallsVeterans, civic, community
- Bronze memorial productsMarkers and plaques on granite
- Carved stone workAngels, religious, custom pieces
We sell to the trade,
not to the graveside.
Every order leaves our plant under our buyer's name. Dealers, cemeteries and importers resell, install and brand the work as their own — we stay behind the drawing, the stone and the container.
Monument dealers
Finished memorials to your catalogue sizes, ready to letter and set.
Cemetery suppliers
Columbaria, niche walls and crypt components by capacity.
Funeral homes
Urns, plaques and cremation memorials in matched stone.
Cemetery operators
Site-wide programmes: memorial walls, crosses, planters, benches.
Memorial retailers
Small mixed lots so a showroom can carry the full range.
Distributors
Repeat container programmes with stock-keeping sizes held to spec.
Importers
FOB or CIF on your nominated port, documents prepared in-house.
Wholesalers
Trade pricing on volume, with private-label packing on request.
Nothing leaves the plant
to be finished somewhere else.
Most exporters buy a finished monument and put their name on the crate. We hold the job from block to container, which is why a shade match, a size change or a re-cut is a conversation rather than a chain of suppliers.
Block selection
Blocks picked at the quarry face for shade, grain and freedom from cracks, then marked for the order.
Own sourcingSawing
Gangsaw and block cutters bring the block down to slab and to the thickness your drawing calls for.
In-houseCutting to size
Bridge cutting to the production drawing — square, to tolerance, piece by piece against the sheet.
In-houseFinishing
Polished, honed, flamed, leather, bush-hammered or sawn — including mixed finishes on one piece.
In-houseEdge & profile work
Pitched, bevelled, half-round and moulded edges, drilled fixings and vase recesses.
In-houseCarving & engraving
Relief carving, crosses and khachkar work, portrait and lettering engraving to your artwork.
Own craftsmenInspection
Every piece measured against the drawing and photographed before it is packed. Your agent is welcome in the yard.
In-houseCrating & loading
Fumigated wooden crates, edge protection and strapping, then stuffed and sealed at the works.
In-houseThirty-five countries,
one loading bay.
Every container on this map is stuffed and sealed at our own works in Tamil Nadu. Documentation, packing lists and pre-shipment inspection are handled here too, so the goods clear your port the way they left ours.
Count the hands
your order passes through.
Most Indian stone reaches an importer through a trader, a job-work factory and an export house. Every handover is a place where shade, size or finish can quietly change — and a place where nobody is finally answerable. We removed them.
Everything a first
enquiry usually asks.
Pick the part of the job you want to know about.
What is the minimum order?
A full container is the usual unit, and it does not have to be one product. Monuments, slabs and landscaping stone can share a container, so a first order can spread across several lines while still shipping economically.
Can you produce to our own drawings?
Yes — that is how most of our work runs. Send the drawing in millimetres or inches with the finish marked on each face. We return a production drawing for your signature, and nothing is cut until you approve it.
Which terms do you quote on?
FOB or CIF to your nominated port. The quotation states unit rates, loading quantity per container, packing detail and the lead time we can hold for that order.
How do you make sure the shade matches?
Physical samples are couriered before production and approved by you. Where shade consistency matters across a set, the whole batch is held to one block rather than made up from several.
Which finishes can you run?
Polished, honed, flamed, leather, bush-hammered, sawn and natural — including mixed finishes on a single piece. Edge work covers pitched, bevelled, half-round and moulded profiles, plus drilled fixings and vase recesses.
Which stones suit cold climates?
Dense, low-porosity granite handles freeze-thaw best, which is why memorial buyers in Russia, the CIS and northern Europe work mainly in black and dark grey granite. If the stone you have specified is not suited to the application, we will say so and suggest alternatives.
How is the material packed for sea freight?
Fumigated wooden crates and pallets, with edge protection and strapping. Finished faces are separated so they cannot rub in transit. Crates carry neutral marks or your own labels.
Can our inspector see the goods before loading?
Third-party inspection is welcome, and so is a visit to the works. If neither is practical, we send measured photographs of each piece and of the container as it is stuffed and sealed.
Which documents come with the shipment?
Invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin, prepared in-house. Anything your customs broker additionally needs can be arranged before the container sails.
Do you supply under our own brand?
Yes. Dealers, importers and wholesalers resell our work under their own name. Packing, marks and documentation can be prepared neutrally or private-labelled as you instruct. We do not sell to end customers in your market.
What happens on a repeat order?
Drawings, templates and approved samples stay on file. A repeat order can be placed against the previous reference, and the second container is produced to the same frozen drawing as the first.
Who will we be dealing with?
The export desk at the works, not an agent. The people answering your message are the people who can walk to the saw and check what you are asking about.
Something not covered here? Send it across and you will have an answer the same working day.
Ask the export deskTell us the stone,
the size and the port.
That is usually enough for a first quotation. Send a drawing if you have one — if you do not, a photograph and the overall dimensions will do to begin.
