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In hues of red and blue, elegant daffodils appear to float on a floral vine in this marble decorative plate from India. designed by Imran, this beautiful plate is diligently carved by hand and filled with colorful resin inlay in the style of decoration found at the Taj Mahal. The plate is displayed on a mango wood stand.

Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.

Capturing the beauty of the artisan's imagination, this octagonal decorative plate features intricate floral motifs. In the style of decorations found at the famous Taj Mahal, the blue floral motifs are diligently carved by hand into marble, inlaid with around 700 pieces of colorful resin. Imran designs this beautiful plate, displayed on a mango wood stand.

Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.

Designed by Indian artisan Imran, this decorative plate will bring the muse of flowers to your home decor. The round plate is crafted from marble, featuring colorful floral motifs inspired by the designs found at the famous Taj Mahal. Intricate flowers are diligently carved by hand into the marble, inlaid with more than 850 pieces of colorful resin. Openwork jali patterns surround the composition, displayed on a mango wood stand.

Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.

A stunning bouquet of inlaid flowers captures the essence of India's fine artistry. Imran carves the plate by hand from fine marble with the same techniques used for the Taj Mahal. The plate arrives with a mango wood display stand.

Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.

India's Imran finds inspiration in the rich artistry of the Mughal era for the design of this handcrafted marble plate. It is adorned with a florid inlay crafted by hand, one stone at a time. The decorative plate is presented on a mango wood stand.

Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.