Import Black & Botticino Marble Natural Stone Chess Set — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

The Black & Botticino Marble Natural Stone Chess Set supplied by Hina Heritage Handicrafts pairs jet‑black marble pieces with a board made from Botticino cream stone marked by delicate pink veins. Each of the sixteen pieces is individually hand‑carved from solid black marble, delivering a striking contrast against the cream‑coloured board. The board’s reverse side is covered with black velvet felt to protect surfaces. The set is marketed as a premium decorative and gaming item.

Botticino cream is a light‑pink‑veined marble commonly sourced from the Lombardy region, valued for its subtle colour and fine grain. Jet‑black marble, while aesthetically bold, is softer and more brittle than granite, requiring careful handling. In the stone market, such natural stone chess sets are classified as Grade A, low‑porosity material, typically finished with a high‑gloss polish to accentuate veining. The artisans employ traditional carving tools to maintain structural integrity and minimise internal fractures.

Potential buyers include upscale hotels, corporate reception areas and collectors of bespoke gaming accessories. Importers should request confirmation of the minimum order quantity, packaging specifications and agreed Incoterms, as these details are not listed. Lead times are subject to the artisan schedule and should be verified before contract signing. The harbour trust tier indicates the supplier participates in vetted trade networks, facilitating smoother customs procedures.

Hina Heritage Handicrafts operates from Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan (postal code 75950), with its registered address listed as R‑670. The company holds a harbour trust tier, signalling inclusion in verified trade channels, although its public response rate is currently recorded as 0 %.

The business focuses on handcrafted natural stone products, ranging from chess sets to decorative panels. Its catalogue stresses artisan expertise and the use of locally sourced marble, but the profile does not disclose the year of establishment or client list. Prospective partners are encouraged to request a portfolio of recent projects to evaluate consistency of workmanship.