PREMIMUM QUALITY TILES | ALL INDIA DELIVERY | VerseTile COMPANY AT JAIPUR

Sri Sai Kripa Stones is a group of companies involved in construction materials. Primarily starting with granite processing factory at Pali, Rajasthan, we ventured into imported marbles and many other exotic stones. Currently we are dealing in stones from 15 states of India and 10 countries around the world with a stock of over 200 colours.

The company expanded its work to sandstones, designer tiles, Italian marbles, Acrylic solid surfaces, adhesives and construction chemicals. The group now has bright presence across Jaipur at various locations with a clientele crossing 30000 over a span of 13 years.

We now hold a strong presence in market and are well recognised by prominent architects, builders. contratcors and designers. It has gone from strength to strength and became a million dollar company in 2011 and is ever expanding.

versaTile is the latest tile showroom that was inaugurated on 24 th October 2019. It’s a multi brand tiles showroom. Every tile in the showroom is handpicked considering different demands of all kinds of customers. The showroom has been accepted in market with overwhelming response
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The Moroccan tile first made an appearance way back in the 10th century and was thought to be inspired by Roman and Byzantine mosaics that were popular in that period. The colors were less vibrant and there wasn't much of a choice, if you were in the market for white and brown you would have been in luck.
Moroccan Tiles – The Prince of Zellige History

Let me to take you  of a country with a rich and diverse culture. Land with a magnificent coastline which dominates the blue of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean. The country has a rich history and traditions, where world-class architecture draws attention to colorful tapestries and intricate patterns. This country is Morocco and has elegant Moroccan Zellige tiles, correctly called the prince of tiles.

The beautiful art of Zellige.

Zellige (sometimes called Zellij or Zelige) is a form of Arab art that occupies an important place in Moroccan architecture. The attractive tiles are made of geometric tiles that are attached to the plaster floor to create surprisingly intricate patterns.

There are countless combinations of Moroccan mosaic patterns, including squares, triangles, stars, diamonds, polygons and crosses that are arithmetically connected in neat and precise mosaics. To some it may sound strange, math and art, but math is used in many creative arts, from music to sculpture, and is an effective tool for creating a visual masterpiece.

Patterns and shapes also count. Islam forbids the representation of living things, so that geometric patterns were created to give color, decoration and meaning to the mosaic. Zellige offers the possibility of creating individual masterpieces. Mosaic, which creates an almost hypnotic effect and can stimulate meditation and religious contemplation.

In addition to the pattern, color also played an important role in Zellige’s art, and the craft itself was associated with a number of traditional colors. Moroccan tiles are often associated with the colors brown, white, green, saffron, blue and black. The four elements of fire, water. Air and earth are represented by these colors.

 

Today, Moroccan tiles decorate the walls of elegant hotels and houses, decorate hammams (hotel complexes), add sophistication to royal palaces and illuminate swimming pools and fountains. If you’re lucky enough to go to Granada, be sure to visit the Alhambra Palace to see the magnificent Zellige in all its splendor. If you are visiting Fez, you should also visit the Medersa El Attarin and the Nejarin Fountain. Other excellent examples of Zellige include: the tomb of Moulay Ismail in Meknes, Meders Ben Yusuf in Marrakech and the Kasbah Teluet (offering a more recent example of Zellige from the 19th century).

The modest description of “Moroccan tiles” does not really do justice to Zellige’s art. Zellige should be promoted as a unique and traditional art, rich in history and traditions. It has long been a symbol of sophistication and represents wealth and power. Zellige has a real tone and is associated with those who are considered to be of high rank. It is clear that this Moroccan tile corresponds to its name “Prince of the tiles”!

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