Rajasthan
Current slab
Indian Limestone
Limestone, quiet and cool.
About Kota Blue
Kota Blue
A blue-grey limestone from Rajasthan — its honed finish is naturally non-slip, making it the default choice for poolside and bathroom floors.
About Kota Mix
Kota Mix
A natural blend of blue and brown Kota — characterful flooring for traditional and modern interiors alike, in a single tile.
About Shabad Yellow
Shabad Yellow
A warm yellow limestone with subtle striations — quarried in Telangana for paving, cladding and traditional Indian flooring.
About Kadappa Black
Kadappa Black
A deep black limestone from Andhra Pradesh — polishes to a mirror finish, popular for premium flooring and feature walls.
About Pearl Gold
Pearl Gold
A pale cream limestone with golden tones — elegant and understated for feature walls, lobby flooring and patio surfaces.
About limestone
Limestone, specified and calibrated.
Indian limestone is what most public-realm tenders are written around — for good reason. It is hard-wearing, dimensionally stable, and supplied at a price point that lets it scale to airports, plazas and institutional projects without budget anxiety.
Our limestone is gang-saw cut and calibrated; we hold inventory in the most-specified sizes for predictable lead time.
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Limestone grades
Limestone varieties
Pick your slab.
All listed varieties ship from standing inventory or are blocked to order. Lead time, batch sequencing and full-slab photographs sent on request.
Rajasthan
Kota Mix
Best Seller
Kadappa Black
Telangana
Shabad Yellow
Ita Gold
Pearl Gold
Featured
Jaisalmer Yellow
Where it lives
Limestone, installed.
A handful of project photographs — from residential vanities and kitchens to hotel lobbies and heritage façades.
Bathrooms
Facades
Garden Walkways
Kitchens
Pool Decks
Wall Cladding
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Next step
Tell us your project — we'll quote within 48 hours.
Swatches, full-slab photographs and a tailored proposal — for limestone or any of our other categories.
Frequently asked
Common questions.
What's the difference between Kota and Tandur?
Kota is blue-grey to honey with a tight crystalline structure — heavy export to the USA and UAE for flooring. Tandur is grey to brown, marginally harder, often used for cladding and stair treads.
Is limestone porous?
Yes — like marble, limestone needs sealing for kitchens and wet areas. In dry interior floors and exterior paving in cooler climates it performs excellently without sealing.
Can limestone be used in fireplaces?
Yes — limestone is fire-rated and dimensionally stable. We supply pre-shaped surrounds and hearths on request.
Are Kota limestone finishes anti-slip?
Natural and honed Kota are anti-slip when wet — a top choice for pool decks, plazas and bathrooms across the USA, UAE and Russia.
Do you also supply lime powder?
Yes — for agriculture, glass and steel manufacturing. Bulk bags shipped from our minerals division.