Azul Ellora

In the slab image, Azul Ellora shows a pale creamy white base tone with classic salt-and-pepper speckling — powerfully distributed deep black mineral phenocrysts (biotite, amphibole) on the pale groundmass. In places, subtle blue-grey accents are visible, lending the tonality a distinctive depth. The speckling is medium-grained — more powerful than in finer salt-and-pepper granites such as Bianco Sardo, with pronounced mineralogical liveliness.

For the application this means: Azul Ellora is an excellent choice for kitchen worktops, islands, vanity tops, wall cladding, floor and wall tiles, stairs, window sills and façades. The pale salt-and-pepper tonality with blue accents harmonises with warm timber, black steel, brass and pared-back colour palettes.

Technically, Azul Ellora is a classic high-performance granite with a Mohs hardness of around 6, complete acid resistance, heat resistance and frost resistance.

At ROSSITTIS we currently carry Azul Ellora as 10 raw slabs in 20 mm thickness with a polished surface.

For anyone comparing Azul Ellora with other materials: stylistically close are other Indian salt-and-pepper granites such as Bianco Sardo (Sardinian), New Kashmir White, Dharmapuri White, Padang Grey and similar pale selections.

Our honest assessment: Azul Ellora is a practical choice for projects with a requirement for a robust classic salt-and-pepper granite with a distinctive blue tonality.