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Article · 22 March 2026 · 1 min read

Makrana Marble: The Sacred Indian Stone That

Makrana Marble: The Sacred Indian Stone That Built the Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal — India's most iconic building and the world's greatest monument to love — is built from marble quarried in Makrana, Rajasthan. This marble has been prized for over 2,000 years for its purity, whiteness and workability. Today, Oceania Washbasin — based in Rajasthan, the heart of India's marble country — handcrafts bathroom sinks from this legendary stone.

What Makes Makrana Marble Special

  • Origin: Makrana district, Rajasthan, India — quarried continuously for 2,000+ years

  • Famous buildings: Taj Mahal, Victoria Memorial Kolkata, Victoria and Albert Museum London

  • Varieties: Pure white, pink (sunset tones), onyx (dark with patterns)

  • Hardness: Very hard, highly durable, 50+ year lifespan in bathroom use

  • Cultural significance: Sacred to Indian heritage, symbol of the finest craftsmanship

Oceania's Makrana Marble Sink Collection

  • Pink Makrana Countertop Sink: ₹6,650 — sunset tones of cream, pink and ornate shades

  • Onyx Marble Vessel Sink (Makrana Onyx): ₹29,500 (50% OFF)

  • White Marble Lotus Ashtkon Sink (Makrana White): ₹14,875

🏕️ Shop Makrana Marble Sinks: www.oceaniawashbasin.shop | +91 9770300444 | oceaniawashbasin@gmail.com

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