Red Sand Stone

Red sandstones have been quarried as building stones for centuries. The famous Red Fort, in Delhi, Saint Magnus Cathedral, Orkney Island, as well as Smithsonian Castle in Washington D.C are of stunning red sandstone. Red sandstone was originally sense as more typical light-shade quartz sandstones. However, instead of being deposited in the ocean like many sandstones, these sandstones were deposited on the continent in an arid environment as sand dunes or ephemeral river deposits. Red sandstone is popular for monuments, sculptures, and buildings. This stone got a touch of history and kingdoms. Hence, You’ll find this sandstone in the form of archaeological monuments and cenotaphs. Going beyond borders, the stone is popular in Canada, Japan, and the Middle East countries.

Our highly skilled craftsmen create bespoke sandstone masterpieces for both traditional and modern homes and offices. Red sandstone is recognized for its natural strength, durability, and slip-resistant properties. This stone withstands the harshest climates, increasing in value and aesthetic appeal over time.