Taj Mahal

L 500 mm / 19.7” W 365 mm / 14.4” H 480 mm / 18.9”" L 500 mm / 19.7” W 365 mm / 14.4” H 530 mm / 20.9”" STONE OPTIONS ONYX [ ] Green Onyx, Grade E [ ] White Onyx, Grade E [ ] Y...

Marble was known as the 'royal stone' and carvers used it to construct tombs, palaces, and temples. The Taj Mahal is composed entirely of white marble.

This early 20th-century antique Agra rug from India is a rare and sophisticated example of “Colonial Elegance,” representing the pinnacle of the weaving tradition in the city of the ...

The Indian city of Agra, home of the infamous the Taj Mahal, has an extensive and notable tradition of carpet weaving.

Nūr Jahān, a talented architecture, designed a tomb for her parents in Agra that was so innovative that inspired the design of the Taj Mahal, in fact, her parent's mausoleum is actua...

SMALL SET L 1230 mm / 48.4” W 1520 mm / 59.8” H 300 mm / 11.8” L 1230 mm / 48.4” W 1520 mm / 59.8” H 350 mm / 13.8” LARGE SET L 1950 mm / 76.8” W 1775 mm / 69.9” H 300 mm / 11.8” ...

L 1750 mm / 68.5” W 780 mm / 30.7” H 270 mm / 10.6” L 1750 mm / 68.9” W 780 mm / 30.7” H 320 mm / 12.6” L 2350 mm / 92.5” W 780 mm / 30.7” H 300 mm / 11.8” L 2350 mm / 92.5” W 7...

Four Standard sizes; 200 L 2000 mm / 78.7” W 1200 mm / 47.2” H 730 mm / 28.7” 280 L 2800 mm / 110.2” W 1100 mm / 43.3” H 750 mm / 29.5” 340 L 3400 mm / 133.9” W 1200 mm / 47.2” H...

The reign of Shah Jahan was marked most notably by the death of his beloved wife for whom he built the Taj Mahal as a shrine and tomb. An accomplished builder and lover of fine paint...

Where do we stand at the gateway to the Taj Mahal in order to render its architectural façade in perfect symmetry?

Where do we stand at the gateway to the Taj Mahal in order to render its architectural façade in perfect symmetry?

Where do we stand at the gateway to the Taj Mahal in order to render its architectural façade in perfect symmetry?

Flanked by fine inner and outer guard bands, the border brings a sense of architectural proportion reminiscent of carved marble friezes or the inlay work of the Taj Mahal. The delica...

SMALL LOW L 1300 mm / 51.2” W 900 mm / 35.4” H 270 mm / 10.6” SMALL HIGH L 1300 mm / 51.2” W 900 mm / 35.4” H 320 mm / 12.6” MEDIUM LOW L 1600 mm / 63.0” W 1200 mm / 47.2” H 270...

Also available in any type of stone; Carrara, Calacatta Gold, Nero Marquina, St Laurent, Blue Jeans, Onyx, White Ibiza, Viola, Verde Api, Adamantium Quartzite, Alpinus, Amadeus, Arab...

Also available in any type of stone; Carrara, Calacatta Gold, Nero Marquina, St Laurent, Blue Jeans, Onyx, White Ibiza, Viola, Verde Api, Adamantium Quartzite, Alpinus, Amadeus, Arab...

Also available in any type of stone; Carrara, Calacatta Gold, Nero Marquina, St Laurent, Blue Jeans, Onyx, White Ibiza, Viola, Verde Api, Adamantium Quartzite, Alpinus, Amadeus, Arab...

SMALL LOW L 1300 mm / 51.2” W 900 mm / 35.4” H 270 mm / 10.6” SMALL HIGH L 1300 mm / 51.2” W 900 mm / 35.4” H 320 mm / 12.6” MEDIUM LOW L 1600 mm / 63.0” W 1200 mm / 47.2” H 270...

19th century Anglo-Indian sandal wood box, Sadeli mosaic box fitted with various compartments finely hand-carved with the Taj Mahal. Of sarcophagus form with carved and inlaid decora...

On the Design: Just as Emperor Shah Jahan envisioned the Taj Mahal as an earthly mirror of paradise sculpted from white marble, Mughal court artisans viewed the carpet loom as a sac...

Located in the Uttar Pradesh state in northern India, the city of Agra is most widely recognized for the Taj Mahal, the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan’s mausoleum for his third wife.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The lotus composition references Mughal palace decoration from the Taj Mahal complex. Produced in Agra and Rajasthan.

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Side Table continues the Pachchi Kari tradition of the Taj Mahal craftsmen — hard stone inlay in white marble — applied to a contemporary furniture form.

The Mughal Vase Pachchi Kari preserves one of the most technically demanding stone inlay traditions — the same Pachchi Kari technique used by craftsmen of the Taj Mahal — applied to ...

Her influence extended beyond just being a wife; she was also the mother of Jahangir, Akbar's successor. 4) This one depicts the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan(1592-1666) who built the...

Fanch will often create combinations of locations that cannot exist in reality, like a view of the Taj Mahal or the Pyramids of Egypt from an elegant private balcony.

Or jeweled splendors of the Taj Mahal. They sleep watched by two staples Sentinels.

This particular example is characterised by a small format as well as by a directional pattern of floral shrubs contained within cartouches, a design which is characteristic of the t...