Indian granite,
cut for memorial work.
Granite is what most of our containers carry: dense, low-porosity stone that holds a polish through freeze-thaw winters and takes deep carving without chipping. Sixty stones across the northern and southern belts, selected as blocks at the quarry face and finished at our works in Krishnagiri.
Six stones carry
most of our containers.
If you are starting from scratch, start here. These are the granites memorial workshops and cemeteries order again and again, and the ones we hold blocks against.
South Indian granite
The blacks, greys and whites most memorial buyers ask for, quarried within reach of our works.
This belt is the memorial trade's backbone — dense, low-porosity stone that takes a mirror polish, holds deep carving and survives freeze-thaw winters in Europe and the CIS.
North Indian granite
Reds, golds and pinks from the northern belts — monument, kerbing and cladding grade.
Northern granite is what buyers reach for when the job needs colour: red memorials, gold cladding, pink kerb sets. The grain runs coarser than the southern stones, and the colour holds under strong sun.
Not sure which granite
suits the application?