

Botticino
Botticino
Imported MarbleBotticino is a warm beige Italian marble — technically a compact micritic limestone — with distinctive fossil markings and a golden-cream palette. Quarried in the Botticino district near Brescia (Italy's second-largest dimensional-stone area after Carrara), it is prized for its low porosity and timeless Mediterranean character in hotels, lobbies, and luxury residences.
- Classic Italian beige with fossil inclusions
- Warm golden-cream palette perfect for lobbies and halls
- Available in large format slabs for uninterrupted layouts
- Pairs beautifully with bronze and gold hardware

Technical Specifications
Botticino FAQs
Find clear, expert answers to common queries regarding stone selection, processing, dimensions, and maintenance details.
Have a Custom Question? Chat UsGeologically Botticino is a compact micritic limestone, but it is sold and used as a marble because it takes a fine polish. It formed from limestone muds in an ancient inland sea, which is why it carries fossil inclusions.
It is quarried in the Botticino district near Brescia in Lombardy, Italy — the country's second most important dimensional-stone area after Carrara. We import it directly for the Indian market.
Yes. Botticino is a very compact carbonate stone with low water absorption and good wear resistance, which is why it is widely specified for hotel lobbies and commercial flooring. Periodic sealing is recommended.





