Tasso White Insights

Tasso White, a white marble from the Gorno-Badakhshan region of Tajikistan in the Pamir Mountains, is gaining attention in international markets. This article follows its journey from the high-altitude quarry to Italy, including its debut at Marmomac, and explores the story behind this distinctive Tajikistan marble.

In May 2026, at the invitation of the Minister of Industry of Tajikistan, TASSO WHITE was officially presented at the Dushanbe International Exhibition Center—marking its first formal appearance in its home country.

TASSO WHITE, the premium white marble from Tajikistan’s Pamir Plateau, returned home for its first exhibition in Dushanbe, attracting industry leaders, media coverage, and global architectural attention.

TASSO WHITE originates from the Pamir Plateau of Tajikistan.

We have showcased this stone across the United States, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Almaty, as well as Xiamen, China.

On May 20, 2026, we will return to the very birthplace of this stone — Tajikistan — for the very first time.

For years, PFM has been dedicated to presenting the beauty of this white stone to the world. Its texture, hardness and veining are comparable to the premium luxury stones from Italy.

Tajikistan possesses substantial natural stone resources, particularly marble, granite, travertine, and onyx, with major deposits located in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, Sughd region, and central areas. Among these, Tajik white marble stands out for its purity and distinctive natural patterns, offering strong potential in the global market.

Tasso White is a rare white marble from the Pamir Plateau, selected from only the finest 1% of quarried material and defined by exceptional performance. Supported by quarry ownership and a fully integrated supply chain, PFM ensures complete control from source to project, delivering stable, reliable, and value-driven premium stone solutions worldwide.

Tasso White Marble originates from the Pamir Plateau at over 4,000 meters. After eight years of development, it stands as a rare premium stone with limited yield and outstanding performance. Its superior properties and natural aesthetics make it ideal for high-end projects. As the source owner, PFM ensures full control from quarry to project, delivering consistent quality and value. “Tasso White” is not just a material, but a commitment across time and place.

Tasso White made a striking appearance at the Xiamen International Stone Fair, capturing global attention with its refined white tone and natural veining. Widely recognized by professionals—including those from Italy—it is seen as comparable to premium classic stones, marking its entry into the international high-end design scene.

On March 16, the Xiamen International Stone Fair opened. PFM showcased its flagship Tasso White Marble, with a pure white background and natural refined veins. Global stone professionals—architects, designers and distributors—visited PFM’s booth, showing strong interest in its application in luxury residences, hotels and public buildings. With stable high-quality quarry resources and rich project experience, PFM invites global partners to its booth at A3 Hall · A3862 for cooperation.

PFM’s Milano White quarry has unexpectedly connected with the renowned Hadid family. Known worldwide for architect Zaha Hadid and supermodels Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid, the family also includes developer Mohamed Hadid, who is involved in designing a hotel project in New Jersey now considering Milano White marble—showing how stone can move from quarry to landmark projects.

We were very happy to participate for the first time in a building materials exhibition KAZBUILD 2025 in Kazakhstan and achieved great success

On March 17, Day 2 of the 2025 Xiamen International Stone Fair, Booth A3851 remained a buzzing hotspot! Stone industry experts, designers, and buyers from around the world visited and praised our quarry marble products and innovative designs.

The 25th Xiamen International Stone Fair – PFM Exhibition Booth and Stone Products are designed by Italian designer Stefano Chiocchini, incorporating diamond cutting techniques into stone processing. Each stone surface interacts with its surroundings, creating a symphony of light and shadow, resulting in a timeless natural masterpiece!