Taj Mahal draws inspiration from the classic Indian architecture of the Taj Mahal. The building materials were sourced from quarries in Makrana Town, Rajasthan, India. The unique luster and texture of the stones endow the Taj Mahal with eternal elegance, making it a classic in architectural history. It is hailed as the "Perfect Building" and the "Jewel of India".

Every stone of the Taj Mahal has undergone the tempering of high temperature and pressure, reborn as high-purity white crystal marble after hundreds of millions of years of transformation. Its dense structure has remained lustrous through hundreds of years of wind and sand, telling the love story of Emperor Shah Jahan and his beloved wife Mumtaz. Casaferra continues this eternal legend with modern craftsmanship: using fine carving techniques to replicate the classic patterns and vine reliefs of the Taj Mahal with millimeter-level precision; the milky white luster on the surface adopts fine dry grain technology to simulate the original high-purity white crystal base texture of Makrana stone. The blooming sensation of white ice crystals intersects with light amber sandstone textures, both deducing the grandeur of natural geology and telling the eternal charm of love across time and space.