Picasso Marble is an amazing mystery of nature. A conglomeration of colors and textures that create an amazing palatte to work with. Ideal for abstract work.
Picasso marble was formed during prehistoric times when lava enveloped limestone. The colors and wild patterning (much like a Picasso-hence the name) are from magma being forced through fractures in the limestone, coloring the stone with gray or tan streaks and black lines. The material is considered to be a hard stone and therefore not for beginners. Its natural beauty is unmatched.
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