Aroel Marble Fruit Bowl | FB001

Aroel is a sculptural stone bowl defined by a shallow centre and a broad, rippling edge. Rounded ribs spread outwards from the middle, rising into a scalloped outline that recalls an open fan or a gathered piece of fabric. The repeated curves give the bowl a strong visual rhythm without hiding the stone itself.

Seen from above, the radial folds frame the central area; from a lower angle, their rounded tips create a sequence of light and shadow around the perimeter. This changing outline makes Aroel an expressive decorative object even when empty. Its low, open form brings attention to the surface pattern as well as the profile.

Stone and Surface Character

The featured Classic Travertine version has warm cream and honey-beige tones, with small visible pits distributed across the centre and raised ribs. These details give the pictured surface a textured appearance, contrasting with the soft, rounded folds.

The gallery shows four alternative stone expressions. Namib Bianco marble combines a light ivory ground with delicate beige veining. Red Travertine brings terracotta tones and lighter bands, while Silver Travertine presents a pale grey-beige palette with scattered darker pits. Ancient Green marble has a white background crossed by flowing green bands. The options include both marble and travertine, with each material lending a different character to the same design.

Marble and Travertine Selections

• Namib Bianco marble
• Classic Travertine
• Red Travertine
• Silver Travertine
• Ancient Green marble

Reading Each Individual Pattern

Veining, colour bands and the distribution of small pits vary from piece to piece. On Aroel, these changes are especially noticeable where a marking crosses several ribs or passes through the centre. Compare the actual piece as a whole: the balance between the middle and the folded edge contributes as much to its appearance as the stone colour.