Thar Stone

Thar Stone comes from Rajasthan’s Thar Desert.

This stone is actually mined, not quarried. Uncommon, this stone is matte black, blue grey with golden beige highlights. Deposits of “fools gold” are also common. Thar stone is available in two finishes: matte and slightly polished.

Thar stone is available in approximate sizes:
40 x 56 x 2.5 to 3 cm thickness
56 x 56 x 2.5 to 3 cm thickness

Product Specifications:

Coarsed: Yes
Custom: Yes
Random: Yes
Finishes:

More about New Stone Floors:

Our experience in the stone industry is unrivalled. We are often described as pioneers or mavericks to those in the know.

Our extensive net of suppliers around the globe, of which only a few get to be part of the Limestone Gallery Suppliers Club, is second to none. Every stone sourced has been carefully selected with strict quality control in place, quarry supplies have been checked for consistency and future availability, methods of quarrying have to meet our safety and quality standards. These is so much involved with procuring stone.

Due to our expertise with antique floors we are also applying hand finishing and machined techniques to texture, to age and enhance the appearance of our new stones. Often clients wish to age the floors so they have the look and feel of an antique floor, or they simply want to have new and exciting textures and finishes.

Whatever the brief, you can be sure Limestone Gallery will do its very best to meet your expectations.

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