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Imported Marble
Statuario
Mohs 3–4Hardness
2.72 g/cm³Density
100–130 MPaCompressive Str.
3Finishes
About This Stone
Statuario
Imported MarbleStatuario — or Satvario — is the rarest and most coveted Italian marble from Carrara. Its bright white base with bold, free-flowing grey veins has been the medium of Michelangelo's sculptures and remains the ultimate status symbol in luxury architecture.
- Rare Carrara marble — Michelangelo's preferred stone
- Brilliant white base with expressive bold grey veining
- Exceptional density — suitable for countertops and wet areas
- Bookmatching available for mirror-image installations
- Certificate of Italian origin available on request
Technical Specifications
OriginCarrara, Tuscany, Italy
Stone TypeImported Marble
Density2.72 g/cm³
Compressive Strength100–130 MPa
Water Absorption< 0.15%
Hardness (Mohs)Mohs 3–4
PorosityVery Low
Thickness18–20 mm
Available Sizes12 × 12 in · 18 × 18 in · 24 × 24 in · 24 × 48 in · Custom Slab
Premium QualityCarefully selected blocks
Consistent SupplyReliable & on-time delivery
Custom Sizes AvailableTailored to your project needs
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Statuario FAQs
Find clear, expert answers to common queries regarding stone selection, processing, dimensions, and maintenance details.
Have a Custom Question? Chat UsStatuario is quarried in limited quantities from the Carrara region of Tuscany and prized for its brilliant white base with bold, free-flowing grey veining. It is the marble Michelangelo chose for his sculptures, which cements its status as the ultimate luxury stone.
Yes. "Satvario" is a common spelling used in the Indian market for the same Carrara marble. We list it under both names so buyers find the genuine Italian stone.
It can, thanks to its high density and very low porosity, but being calcite-based it will etch from acids over time. Many clients embrace the natural patina, or choose a honed finish; we always recommend sealing and prompt spill clean-up.
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