Alaric Marble Freestanding Basin | PB024
Alaric has a cylindrical body divided by three fine horizontal grooves. The main PB024 image shows Blue Roma quartzite.
Three fine horizontal grooves divide the cylindrical body of Alaric into four broad bands. Above them, a circular basin opening keeps the outline simple. PB024 has no separate projecting bowl: the upper rim and the body follow the same upright silhouette.
Blue Roma quartzite brings muted blue-grey formations and warm branching veins to the featured cylinder. The rounded patches cross Alaric’s three horizontal grooves without changing the straight outline, making the stone pattern and the four broad sections visible together.
Namib Bianco marble offers a pale, restrained comparison, while Silver Travertine places beige-grey layers alongside the grooves. Noir Grand Antique marble supplies broad white breaks on black; Rosa Portugallo marble adds peach-pink areas with grey markings; Amazon Green quartzite introduces a denser green pattern. The six images compare subdued surfaces with more pronounced veining on the same form.
The six references let you compare a restrained surface, layered bands and more pronounced veining on the same grooved cylinder. Stone markings will differ on individual pieces, so use the images as visual references rather than an exact pattern repeat.
