Marble Rosso Levanto
The Rosso Levanto is an Italian material with a deep red to burgundy background and a network of white veins that runs through it. It is one of the most intense design materials in our catalog, with an image that changes significantly from piece to piece.
- Color
- Colorful
- Origin
- Italy
- Material
- Marble
What is Rosso Levanto
Rosso Levanto is a deep red material from the Levanto area in Liguria, Italy, with a characteristic network of white veins that resembles broken and re-glued rock. In geological literature, it is described as ophicalcite, meaning serpentinite with calcitic veins, and not as marble in the strict sense.
Features
- Origin: Levanto, Liguria, Italy
- Color: deep red to burgundy
- Veins: white, in a lattice type network
- Geological type: described in the literature as ophicalcite
- Same area as: Portoro, also Liguria
Features
| Color | Colorful |
|---|---|
| Origin | Italy |
| Material | Marble |
Frequently Asked Questions
Because this is the structure of the rock: fragments glued from veins that later filled with another mineral. It is not about cracks of the plate but about the very design of the material.
In geology and in design. The Alicante is of limestone nature with softer veins, while the Levanto has a strong network across the surface and a darker, more burgundy tone.
Information about Marble Rosso Levanto
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