Black Esfahan Marble

If you have 3,4 cm Thickness its available

Available for : wall/floor tiles, slabs (big slabs, small slabs), cut to size, countertops, vanity tops, ect

Marble was traditionally used in sculpture and architecture, suitable as a building stone or ornamental stone.
Among the most renowned sources has been the quarries of Carrara in the Apuan Alps of Italy. Marble was extensively used by the ancient Greeks; the Parthenon and other famous buildings were constructed of white Pentelic marble from Mt. Pentelicus in Attica, and the finest statues, e.g., the Venus de' Medici, from the remarkably lustrous Parian marble from Paros in the Cyclades. These same quarries were later used by the Romans. Among the famous marbles of Italy are the Carrara and Siena marbles of Tuscany, which were used by the Romans and the Italian sculptors of the Renaissance.