Cadomire Marble Freestanding Basin | PB019
Cadomire has a shallow circular bowl that narrows into a slender stem with a slightly widening base. Patagonia Green quartzite is shown in the main image.
A broad, shallow bowl tapers inward beneath its rim, drawing the eye towards Cadomire’s slender stem. The support opens slightly towards the floor. Its smooth outline leaves the stone markings visible from the lip of the basin down to the base, without a separate band of surface relief.
The featured Patagonia Green quartzite has green fields interrupted by broad pale patches. On Cadomire, these markings spread across the shallow bowl and narrow as they continue down the stem. The material contrast brings attention to the inward sweep immediately beneath the rim.
The five accompanying images show Taj Mahal quartzite with cream-beige lines, grey Fior di Pesco marble, dark Bulgari Gold marble with cream-gold patches, Blue Sodalite quartzite with blue and pale areas, and French Red marble with light veins. Compare their larger markings on the bowl with the smaller area available on the slender support.
Compare the pattern at the wide bowl with its scale on the narrow stem. A large vein may dominate one part of the profile while becoming a small detail elsewhere. These six images show individual material arrangements; natural stone does not repeat a fixed pattern.
