Jaisalmer Yellow Limestone
Jaisalmer golden-yellow limestone from the Rajasthan desert — a heritage stone with warm honey tones, used for centuries in temples, havelis and palace architecture. Ideal for flooring and cladding in Kerala.
Jaisalmer Yellow Limestone: The Golden Stone of the Desert
For centuries the city of Jaisalmer — its forts, havelis and temples — has been carved from a single warm material: a fine-grained golden limestone quarried from the surrounding Thar desert. Recognised as a heritage stone of western India, Jaisalmer yellow brings that same honey-gold glow to contemporary floors and walls.
Distinctive Character
- Warm honey-gold tone — a living warmth that flatters natural light and lamp-light alike.
- Fine, even grain — takes a crisp edge for carving, columns and detailed mouldings.
- Heritage pedigree — the stone of Jaisalmer’s UNESCO-listed architecture.
- Surprisingly durable — a dense limestone with low absorption for its class.
Best Applications
- Flooring — warm, characterful floors for homes, lobbies and resorts.
- Wall cladding — feature walls that radiate warmth.
- Temple and heritage work — columns, jalis and carved detail.
- Commercial interiors — hospitality spaces seeking an Indian luxury palette.
Finishes
- Natural — the quarried golden face.
- Honed — a smooth matte surface for interiors.
- Polished — deepens the golden tone with a soft sheen.
Care and Maintenance
Seal before and after installation to protect the colour and resist staining, especially in kitchens and wet areas. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner. Well cared for, Jaisalmer limestone develops a gentle patina that only enriches its golden character over time.
Additional Information
Frequently Asked Questions
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