is still alive and looks at the future within the only and clear cut territorial area represented by the marble basins of Carrara. There are several excavations from the Roman age, the post medieval ...

The mountain range is home to the marble basin of Carrara in Tuscany. The marble in the Apuan Alps has been used since the Roman Empire for buildings and sculptures, according to UNESCO.

Handle of a footed marble basin decorated with Silenoi heads. The basin was probably given to Herod as a gift from Emperor Augustus or his second in command, Marcus Agrippa, 1st century BCE.

The basins varied in size, and some were fitted with tile mortar, while others were decorated or lined with a marble slab, ...

The marble forms a counter that spans the width of the room, integrating two basins, and also forms a splashback that extends all the way up to the ceiling. A warm-toned travertine features in the ...