Leather Finish Kota Stone
Leather finish Kota Stone is brushed with graded abrasive heads until the surface takes on the soft, faintly pebbled feel of leather. It reads as refined as a polish under light but keeps enough texture to stay safe underfoot, which is why architects reach for it in residential projects.

Sheen
Satin
Slip resistance
Good
Thickness
20–50mm, custom on request
Origin
Own quarries, Jhalawar
Why specify this finish
- — Consistent thickness across the batch, so laying is faster and wastage drops
- — Shade-sorted before packing — no surprise colour jumps mid-floor
- — Direct from quarry to plant to site, with no trader margin in between
How we make it
- 01
Blocks are lifted from our own quarries at Ralayati and graded for density and shade before they enter the plant.
- 02
Slabs are gang-sawn, then calibrated so thickness stays within tolerance across the whole batch.
- 03
The leather finish treatment is applied on dedicated machinery, then every piece is edge-trimmed and inspected.
- 04
Pieces are shade-sorted, wrapped and crated for road or container dispatch.
Best for
Residential floors, feature walls, staircases and pool surrounds.
Where not to use it
Heavy industrial traffic, where a harder-wearing sandblasted surface lasts longer.
Care and maintenance
Sweep loose grit regularly and clean with a pH-neutral floor cleaner. Avoid acidic descalers, which etch limestone.
Pricing
Rates depend on thickness, size, quantity and destination. Send us the size schedule and we will quote landed price per square foot.
Common questions
Is Leather Finish Kota Stone suitable for outdoor use?
It depends on the slip rating of the finish. Textured finishes such as natural, brushed, sandblasted and shot-blasted are the safest outdoors; high-gloss finishes should stay indoors.
What thicknesses are available?
20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm and 50mm as standard, plus custom thickness on project orders.
Do you ship outside Rajasthan?
Yes. We dispatch by road across India and by container for export, direct from our plant in Jhalawar.



