Indian Juparana
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Indian Juparana
Indian Juparana Granite is a world-renowned natural stone quarried in Southern India, primarily in the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. It is celebrated for its multi-colored, swirling patterns that feature a blend of pink, grey, and golden hues, creating a dynamic visual effect reminiscent of shifting sands or billowing clouds. The stone is technically a migmatite, though it is commercially classified as granite.
Size
| GangSaw | 260–290 cm × 160–180 cm in 18–30 mm thickness |
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| Standard Cutter Slabs | 120–190 cm × 60–90 cm in 18–30 mm thickness |
| Tile | 30 × 30 cm, 60 × 30 cm, 60 × 60 cm in 10–20 mm thickness |
| Custom Size | Project-specific cut-to-size options up to 50mm thickness |
Surface Finish
| Polish | For high-gloss, reflective surface |
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| Flamed | For textured, slip-resistant finish |
| Honed | For smooth, matte surface with no reflection |
| Leathered | For slightly textured, soft-brushed surface |
| Lapotra/Bush Hammered | For rugged, aged appearance |
General Information
Highly durable, scratch-resistant, weather-resistant, low porosity, and easy to maintain
Compressive Strength: 140–210 Mpa
Density: 2580–2800 kg/m³
Water Absorption: 0.04%–0.28%
Hardness: 6–7 on the Mohs scale
Indian Juparana is a versatile stone used for both indoor and outdoor projects due to its high tenacity and aesthetic appeal.
Indoor Applications
- Kitchen Countertops & Islands
- Flooring & Hallways
- Wall Cladding & Panels
- Bathroom Vanities & Staircases
Outdoor Applications
- Facades & Exterior Elevation
- Landscaping & Pathways
- Monuments & Architectural Elements
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