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Recently, a customer approached us saying their doctor recommended placing a fountain inside the home for “better oxygen.” This raised an important question that many homeowners may also have: Do indoor water fountains actually increase oxygen levels? Let’s clarify this responsibly and honestly. 1. Do Water Fountains Produce Oxygen? The simple answer is: No. Water fountains do not generate oxygen. Oxygen production mainly happens through plants during photosynthesis. While moving water can slightly improve air freshness and circulation in a space, it does not significantly increase oxygen levels in a room. As a brand that values craftsmanship and integrity, we believe in sharing accurate information rather than making exaggerated claims. 2. Then Why Do People Feel Better Around Water? Even though fountains do not produce oxygen, they offer several scientifically supported and lifestyle benefits: ✔ Stress Reduction The sound of flowing water naturally calms the nervous system....

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  In a world moving fast toward minimalism and mindful living, some traditions remain timeless. The Handcrafted White Marble Tulsi Planter – Indian Pooja Decor is more than a decorative object. It is a symbol of devotion, balance, and sacred living — carved in natural stone and designed to last for generations.                                            At Rameshwaram Marble , we bring centuries of Indian stone craftsmanship into contemporary homes across the world. 🌿 The Cultural Significance of Tulsi In Indian tradition, Tulsi (Holy Basil) represents purity, healing, and protection. For centuries, it has been placed in courtyards and prayer spaces as a spiritual anchor of the home. But today, Tulsi is no longer limited to traditional Indian homes. Across the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and Europe, families are embracing sacred spaces within modern interiors. Whet...

  Luxury stone is not decoration. It is a long-term architectural decision.                                                                Yet many people make expensive mistakes while buying marble decor, custom stone doors, or semi-precious installations — especially for big homes, hotels, and resorts. Let’s correct them. ❌ Mistake 1: Choosing Based Only on Price When people compare marble or quartz doors only by square-foot rate, they miss the bigger picture. Custom stone doors like semi-precious quartz or agate installations are: Hand-assembled Bookmatched Structurally engineered Often backlit Designed for decades of durability Luxury stone is not cheap — but it is permanent. If you want temporary, buy laminate. If you want legacy, invest in stone. ❌ Mistake 2: Ignoring Stone Compatibility N...

  In a world flooded with fast décor, resin replicas, and factory molds, something important is quietly disappearing — material honesty. At Rameshwaram Marble, Udaipur , we do not create temporary décor. We carve permanence. Each piece is shaped from real natural marble — heavy, grounded, and meant to outlive trends. If you are looking for lightweight, mass-produced décor, this is not for you. If you value craftsmanship, architectural presence, and heirloom-quality stone — welcome. The Return of Weight in Modern Interiors Today’s luxury is no longer about excess. It is about authenticity. Real marble carries: Natural veining that cannot be replicated Solid weight that signals permanence A cooling, grounding presence in living spaces This is why designers across India, the US, Europe, and the Middle East are returning to natural stone. Not for decoration. For presence. Featured Handcrafted Marble Pieces Below are some of our signature pieces available glob...

  Technical Insight from the Workshop Floor When people see a finished marble pillar installed in a staircase or balcony, they see shine, smoothness, and symmetry. What they don’t see is the science behind that finish.                                             At Rameshwaram Marble, polishing is not just about making stone glossy. It is a controlled mechanical and chemical process that enhances density, durability, and light reflection. Let’s break it down. 1️⃣ Understanding Marble at a Micro Level Marble is a metamorphic stone primarily composed of calcium carbonate. Under a microscope, its surface is not smooth — it contains micro pits, pores, and crystalline structures. If left untreated: It absorbs moisture. It stains easily. It looks dull. Surface weakens over time. Polishing works by reducing surface roughness and compacting the crystalline st...