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Since ancient times, among the Italian Mediterranean regions, Sardinia and Sicily have been famous for the richness of their lithic resources, all of the highest quality and also easy to extract. Even today, on a global scale, the granite deposits of the Italian islands are some of the richest stone masses objects of research and cultivation to create decor and building materials.

Italian marbles are undisputed excellence at an international level. Indeed, marble is a truly unique material, not only because it is millenary, but also because of its incredible resistance, which makes it a timeless, unique, and precious natural stone. Precisely thanks to its color, veins, particular brightness, and the possibility of working it in many different ways, marble has always been a material greatly loved

Carrara marble is often referred to as the “marble par excellence”. In fact, it is the historically most well-known variety, since all the greatest sculptors have measured themselves with this material which, in the whitest variety, is called, precisely, Statuario. This marble is easily recognizable by its stone surface with a marked dark gray veining accompanied by other thinner ones. This typical contrast of the