Shree Rama Krishna Marbles

Our plot is No. E 75 in Kalidungri, which is part of the Madanganj area. For anyone who knows the marble world, this is a very familiar neighborhood. It’s a busy place with a lot of dust and even more stone. We’ve got a decent-sized yard where we keep our slabs organized by type and size. It’s not a perfectly clean setup, as there are always small chips of marble on the ground and the smell of wet stone in the air. We spend our mornings checking the inventory and making sure everything is where it should be. When someone comes by to look at the marble, we just walk through the rows with them. We don't try to push anything. We just let the stone speak for itself. Some pieces are very white, others have dark lines, and it’s all just natural. Moving these things requires a lot of care and a good crane operator. We’ve had the same crew for a bit, so they know the routine. The sun can get really intense out here in the open, but we have a small shaded area where we take breaks. It’s a very local way of doing things. We know our neighbors and we know the guys driving the trucks. It’s just a regular stone yard where we do our work every day without much fuss.