In Mughal-era pietra dura, which consequence resulted when exceeding the thermal expansion limit of the marble base during inlay?

💡 Explanation

Inlay detachment occurs because, with large temperature swings, differential thermal expansion creates stresses; this results in adhesive or mechanical bond failure via differential movement, rather than shock as only one material is stressed.

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