Collection 02 / Stone Emotions

Modular Carved Stone Wall Panels — TESSERA

Modular Carved Stone Surfaces

Variation, held together by proportion.

UDAIPUR, INDIA · NATURAL STONE · 2026

TESSERA BOTANICAL PASSAGE — Luxury villa living-room wall
TES-02 · BOTANICAL PASSAGE Design visualisation
The collection premise

Stone, composed
for architecture.

C O L L E C T I O N P R E M I S E Variation, held together by proportion. TESSERA is a modular natural-stone surface system built from controlled differences: quiet panels, tactile textures, shallow engraving and occasional focal relief. The collection avoids the visual noise of a sample board by placing designed modules inside generous fields of calm stone. T E S - 0 1 M E D A L L I O N G R I D T E S - 0 6 N O I R M O D U L E T E S - 1 0 H E R I T A G E A R C H I V E 55-65% QUIET MODULES / 25-35% DESIGNED MODULES / 5-10% FOCAL RELIEF Every project is re-composed for its actual wall dimensions. Module scale, joint alignment, motif continuity, stone thickness and anchoring are resolved before production.
The design collection

Considered in every detail.

Choose a reference. Explore the stone and surface.
Then compose it for your architecture.

10 designs

Design visualisation TES-01
TESSERA / TES-01

Medallion Grid

Boutique hotel entrance vestibule

Material
Gwalior White Sandstone
Surface
Honed + fine shot-blasted
Module Family
300 / 600 mm coordinated modules
Relief Guide
Engraving 3-6 mm; relief 8-12 mm

A restrained composition of quiet stone fields, lattice panels and three medallion anchors framed in charcoal limestone.

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Design visualisation TES-02
TESSERA / TES-02

Botanical Passage

Luxury villa living-room wall

Material
Banswara White Marble
Surface
Honed + lightly textured
Module Family
300 x 600 and 600 x 600 mm
Relief Guide
Relief 6-15 mm; focal continuity protected

A continuous botanical gesture moves across selected modules while broad quiet zones preserve the calm of the interior.

Enquire about TES-02View design specification ↗
Design visualisation TES-03
TESSERA / TES-03

Lotus Terrain

Wellness resort meditation lounge

Material
Ivory Sandstone
Surface
Honed, water-line and shot-blast
Module Family
300 / 600 mm mixed field
Relief Guide
Engraving 3-5 mm; relief 6-10 mm

Sparse lotus, leaf and water-line references create a contemplative wall without turning it into a literal mural.

Enquire about TES-03
Design visualisation TES-04
TESSERA / TES-04

Travertine Branch

Luxury resort bedroom headboard

Material
Cross-cut Travertine
Surface
Filled, honed + tactile accents
Module Family
300 x 600 and 600 x 600 mm
Relief Guide
Relief 6-12 mm; no sharp projections

A single carved branch crosses the modular field, balancing warm mineral variation with quiet hospitality detailing.

Enquire about TES-04View design specification ↗
Design visualisation TES-05
TESSERA / TES-05

Abstract Atelier

Art collector foyer / console wall

Material
Banswara White Marble
Surface
Honed + selected carved panels
Module Family
300 / 600 mm asymmetrical layout
Relief Guide
Engraving 3-5 mm; relief 8-12 mm

Museum-like restraint gives a small number of carved fragments enough room to read as collected stone artworks.

Enquire about TES-05
Design visualisation TES-06
TESSERA / TES-06

Noir Module

Luxury hotel cocktail bar

Material
Charcoal Limestone + Absolute Black
Surface
Honed, fluted and shallow bevelled
Module Family
300 x 600 mm vertical cadence
Relief Guide
Relief 6-12 mm; bevels CNC feasible

Dark natural stone, shallow coffers and controlled facets form a sophisticated night-time hospitality surface.

Enquire about TES-06
Design visualisation TES-07
TESSERA / TES-07

Linear Calm

Premium spa bathroom vanity

Material
Gwalior White Sandstone
Surface
Honed + narrow fluted bands
Module Family
300 x 600 mm horizontal courses
Relief Guide
Relief 4-8 mm; splash zone simplified

A moisture-conscious surface that concentrates texture away from the direct splash zone while retaining tactile depth.

Enquire about TES-07
Design visualisation TES-08
TESSERA / TES-08

Orbit Rhythm

Restaurant banquette wall

Material
Banswara White Marble
Surface
Honed + vertical flutes
Module Family
300 x 300 and 300 x 600 mm
Relief Guide
Recess 5-8 mm; focal discs 15-18 mm

Full and partial discs create an irregular but balanced rhythm for wide dining and hospitality applications.

Enquire about TES-08
Design visualisation TES-09
TESSERA / TES-09

Topographic Field

Double-height villa staircase wall

Material
Pale Grey Limestone
Surface
Honed + sandblasted fragments
Module Family
300 / 600 mm coordinated modules
Relief Guide
Engraving 4-6 mm; relief 6-10 mm

Topographic lines appear in fragments across the wall, allowing the modular system to remain architectural at double height.

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Design visualisation TES-10
TESSERA / TES-10

Heritage Archive

Luxury heritage hotel library

Material
Jaisalmer Limestone
Surface
Honed + refined carved frames
Module Family
300 / 600 mm with framed focal panels
Relief Guide
Relief 8-15 mm; edges softened

Botanical and textile-inspired panels bring Indian craft memory into a contemporary library without overloading the surface.

Enquire about TES-10
From image to material

Designed. Then resolved.

Dimensions and depths are indicative.
Approved samples and project engineering govern production.

Technical guidance · A repeatable kit, not a random collage.+
M O D U L A R S Y S T E M A repeatable kit, not a random collage. Indicative sizes - project engineering and stone selection govern final production. A 600 x 600 mm Quiet field / focal relief B 300 x 600 mm Horizontal or vertical connector C 300 x 300 mm Texture / engraving module D 150 x 300 mm Rhythm and joint adjustment JOINT TARGET 1-3 mm pencil joint, coordinated across the composition. TYPICAL RELIEF 3-5 mm engraving; 6-12 mm shallow relief; focal pieces generally up to 18-20 mm. PANEL HANDLING Domestic modules commonly up to about 4 x 4 ft; export packaging may require smaller modules. INSTALLATION Substrate, adhesive, clips, anchors and load transfer to be resolved for site and stone. WET AREAS Use lower relief and simpler finishes in direct splash zones; confirm sealing and cleaning regime.
Source catalogue · page 13

Stone & finish

Approve physical samples and the natural variation range for the exact stone and finish.

Panel map & joints

Resolve wall dimensions, focal forms, access, handling and joint positions on project drawings.

Fixing & exposure

Verify the substrate, loads, anchoring, moisture conditions and required destination performance data.

Additional notes from the earlier TESSERA edition

One collection page combines both editions. Design codes are displayed once; supplementary technical and process notes remain available below.

Earlier edition · APPROACH+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® APPROACH A design, engineering and manufacturing partner for architectural stone. Stone Emotions® develops natural-stone walls, cladding, screens and landscape elements from its workshop in Udaipur, Rajasthan. Each project starts with the architecture: dimensions, light, structure, access and installation sequence. Stone, relief and panel layout are then developed to suit. 25+ YEARS OF PRACTICE (confirm for your project) EXPORT COUNTRIES (confirm for your project) 3-AXIS CNC + ARTISAN FINISHING (confirm for your project) W H O W E W O R K W I T H Architects and interior designers Landscape architects Hospitality designers and consultants Luxury villa developers Importers and distributors Contractors and façade consultants A P P L I C A T I O N A R E A S D E V E L O P E D Feature walls and staircases · hotels, resorts and spas · mandirs and figurative murals · façades and cladding · landscape and paving · jalis and screens · bespoke CNC reliefs.
Source catalogue · page 3
Earlier edition · PROCESS+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® PROCESS From brief to installation support Site input Elevation, dimensions, photographs, location and use. Design adaptation Module mix, motif placement, relief and joint lines resolved to the wall. Stone sampling Stone, finish and natural variation reviewed on physical samples. Shop drawings Panelisation, edge and corner conditions, fixing and openings. Production CNC carving, precision cutting, artisan finishing, dry layout, quality control. Installation support Export packing, crating and site coordination with the installer. CAPABILITIES Design development 3-axis CNC carving Precision cutting Artisan finishing Dry layout Quality control Export packing Installation coordination Manufacturing method to be confirmed per project. (confirm for your project)
Source catalogue · page 4
Earlier edition · T H E C O L L E C T I O N+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® T H E C O L L E C T I O N Variation, held together by proportion. TESSERA is a modular natural-stone surface system built from controlled differences: quiet panels, tactile textures, shallow engraving and occasional focal relief. Designed modules sit inside generous fields of calm stone, so the wall reads as an architectural surface and not as a sample board. D E S I G N I N T E N T : C O M P O S I T I O N O F A T Y P I C A L W A L L 55–65% QUIET MODULES 25–35% DESIGNED MODULES 5–10% FOCAL RELIEF Proportions are a design guide, adjusted for each wall, and are not a performance specification.
Source catalogue · page 5
Earlier edition · T H E S Y S T E M+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® T H E S Y S T E M A repeatable kit, not a random collage A 600 × 600 mm Quiet field or focal relief B 300 × 600 mm Horizontal or vertical connector C 300 × 300 mm Texture or engraving module D 150 × 300 mm Rhythm and joint adjustment Indicative sizes shown to one scale. Final production sizes follow project engineering and stone selection. (confirm for your project) ILLUSTRATIVE FIELD 1800 × 2400 mm Not to any project. Joint width not to scale. JOINT TARGET 1–3 mm pencil joint, coordinated across the composition TYPICAL RELIEF Engraving 3–5 mm · shallow relief 6–12 mm · focal pieces up to 18–20 mm (confirm for your project) HANDLING Domestic modules commonly up to about 1200 × 1200 mm (4 × 4 ft). TESSERA modules of 600 mm and below suit export packing. INSTALLATION Substrate, adhesive, clips, anchors and load transfer are set by the project engineer for site and stone. WET AREAS Lower relief and simpler finishes in direct splash zones; sealing and cleaning regime to be confirmed.
Source catalogue · page 6
Earlier edition · TECHNICAL+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® TECHNICAL Relief and blank thickness 20 mm blank relief about 8 mm 30 mm blank relief 12–15 mm 50 mm blank relief 30–35 mm Preliminary guidance shown to one scale. Relief measured from the finished field. T E S S E R A R E L I E F T I E R S Engraving 3–5 mm, up to 6 mm. Surface line-work. Shallow relief 6–12 mm. Commonly a 20–30 mm blank, per the guidance at left. Focal relief Up to 18–20 mm. Exceeds the 30 mm blank guidance: needs a thicker blank or a separately fabricated applied piece. (confirm for your project) Working maximum About 35 mm, unless separately engineered. Typical CNC tool diameter 6–8 mm; geometry is limited to what 3-axis machining can reach, with no inaccessible undercuts. (confirm for your project) Preliminary fabrication guidance, not a universal structural specification. Values are reviewed per stone, panel size, geometry, handling and fixing method.
Source catalogue · page 18
Earlier edition · TECHNICAL+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® TECHNICAL Designed to be buildable 01 Module mix Walls are composed from the A–D kit. Quiet modules carry most of the area; designed and focal modules are placed against the architecture, clear of openings and edges. 02 Joints Target joint width 1–3 mm; 2 mm pencil joint where fabrication and installation allow. Carved motifs are aligned so joints fall between forms. 03 Weight Panel mass = area × thickness × stone density. Weight is calculated per stone and relief before crating, lifting and fixing are set. Density data (confirm for your project). 04 Handling and export Modules of 600 mm and below suit export crating. Every wall is dry-laid before dispatch and marked for installation sequence. 05 Wet areas Lower relief and simpler finishes in direct splash zones. Suitability of the exact stone and finish, sealing and cleaning regime are confirmed per project. (confirm for your project) 06 Fixing Substrate, anchors, clips, adhesive and load transfer are selected by the project structural or façade consultant for site conditions. Edge conditions, corners, openings, floor junction and termination details are shown on shop drawings for every installation.
Source catalogue · page 19
Earlier edition · MATERIAL+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® MATERIAL Stone palette and natural variation Natural stone varies in colour, vein, pore, fossil and tone from block to block. Visualisations show a single idealised view; physical samples and a dry layout are the basis for approval. STONE (AS NAMED) USED IN FINISH GEOLOGY DENSITY THICKNESS Gwalior White Sandstone TES-01, 07 Honed, shot-blasted, fluted (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) Banswara White Marble TES-02, 05, 08 Honed, textured, fluted (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) Ivory Sandstone TES-03 Honed, water-line, shot-blast (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) Cross-cut Travertine (filled) TES-04 Filled, honed, tactile (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) Charcoal Limestone TES-01 frame, 06 Honed, fluted, bevelled (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) “Absolute Black” TES-06 Honed (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) Pale Grey Limestone TES-09 Honed, sandblasted (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) Jaisalmer Limestone TES-10 Honed, carved frames (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) (confirm for your project) Preferred finishes: honed, matte, shot-blasted, brushed or carefully tumbled, chosen per stone and application. Stone names, quarry sources and geological classification are confirmed before any specification.
Source catalogue · page 20
Earlier edition · TECHNICAL+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® TECHNICAL Performance data status Performance values are stated only where valid evidence exists for the exact stone, finish, thickness and application. Until then: Water absorption To be confirmed Flexural strength To be confirmed Frost resistance To be confirmed Slip resistance To be confirmed Fire classification To be confirmed CE / EN conformity To be confirmed Anchor and fixing performance To be confirmed Structural suitability To be confirmed Technical performance data to be confirmed through testing and project-specific specification.
Source catalogue · page 21
Earlier edition · ENQUIRY+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® ENQUIRY Build the wall from modules. Share the architecture. We will compose the stone system around it and respond with a module mix, stone options and a panelisation approach. P R O J E C T I N P U T R E Q U I R E D Project city and country Wall width and height Site photograph or drawing Interior, exterior or wet-area application Preferred stone and finish Expected project timeline WHATSAPP +91 99826 66712 W E B stoneemotions.com INSTAGRAM @stone.emotions.official Udaipur, Rajasthan, India (confirm for your project)
Source catalogue · page 22
Earlier edition · NOTES+
S T O N E E M O T I O N S ® NOTES Image classification and disclaimers DESIGN VISUALISATION All ten TESSERA images. Concept imagery, not completed installations. Nothing shown implies structural, technical or regulatory approval. COMPLETED PROJECT None in this edition. TECHNICAL DRAWING, MATERIAL SAMPLE, FACTORY PROCESS, INSTALLATION IMAGE None in this edition. The module diagram on the system page is illustrative. Real samples and process photography to be added in the next revision. Dimensions, relief depths and module sizes are preliminary guidance. Final stone, panel sizes, thickness, fixing method and relief are engineered for approved project conditions. Natural stone varies in colour and pattern. Regulatory and performance requirements depend on the destination country and are confirmed per project. Crafted From Earth. Created For Legacy.
Source catalogue · page 23
Before you specify

Useful answers.

What is TESSERA?+

C O L L E C T I O N P R E M I S E Variation, held together by proportion. TESSERA is a modular natural-stone surface system built from controlled differences: quiet panels, tactile textures, shallow engraving and occasional focal relief. The collection avoids the visual noise of a sample board by placing designed modules inside generous fields of calm stone. T E S - 0 1 M E D A L L I O N G R I D T E S - 0 6 N O I R M O D U L E T E S - 1 0 H E R I T A G E A R C H I V E 55-65% QUIET MODULES / 25-35% DESIGNED MODULES / 5-10% FOCAL RELIEF Every project is re-composed for its actual wall dimensions. Module scale, joint alignment, motif continuity, stone thickness and anchoring are resolved before production.

Can these designs be adapted to my wall?+

Each project is reviewed against actual wall dimensions, stone selection, panel joints, thickness, handling and fixing requirements. Send a drawing or site photograph with your preferred design code.

Are these completed installations?+

These images are design visualisations from the supplied catalogue, not photographs of completed installations. Material appearance and fabrication details require physical sample approval.

What should I send for a project enquiry?+

Send the project city and country, wall width and height with units, application, preferred design code, stone or colour direction and expected timeline.

From reference to architecture

Begin with
your wall.

Share the dimensions, location and design direction. Stone, relief, panel joints and installation requirements can then be reviewed for your project.

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