A breathtaking work of art, the Banswara Marble Multicolored Floral Inlay Bowl is a masterful expression of Parchin Kari (Pietra Dura)—an ancient inlay technique celebrated in the walls of the Taj Mahal. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Rajasthan, India, this extraordinary bowl embodies centuries of tradition, precision, and artistic excellence.
Each semi-precious stone is meticulously cut and assembled by hand to form a vibrant floral motif so seamless that the joins are nearly invisible. Smooth to the touch and visually captivating, the bowl showcases a harmonious blend of Red Carnelian, Yellow Onyx, Green Baroda, Green Paizer, and Rose Quartz, sourced from the same regions used in Mughal architecture.
Carved from luminous Banswara marble, this piece is both sculptural and substantial—perfect as a decorative centerpiece or collectible statement object. Due to the complexity and labor involved, only one bowl is currently available and ready to ship. Once sold, future pieces will be custom made to order, requiring approximately one month of artisan craftsmanship.
This is not just décor—it is a timeless heirloom.
Product Details
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Material: Banswara marble with semi-precious stone inlay
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Technique: Handcrafted Parchin Kari (Pietra Dura)
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Stones: Red Carnelian, Yellow Onyx, Green Baroda, Green Paizer, Rose Quartz
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Dimensions: 12” L × 12” W × 4” H
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Weight: Approx. 8 lbs. 9 oz.
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Availability: One ready to ship; made-to-order thereafter
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Production Time (Custom Orders): Approx. 4 weeks
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Note: Natural variations are inherent in handcrafted stonework
