TRAVERTINE TRAY

Travertine is a type of inorganic limestone that is broadly categorized as marble and is used in a wide range of buildings, from ancient European architecture such as the Colosseum in Italy to modern architecture.

It is characterized by bubble-like holes, and the pattern, color, and size vary from piece to piece, which is unique to natural stones, and each piece has a different texture, which is one of its charms.