Wide and shallow, the bowl spreads from a curved base to a smooth, tapered rim — the form resolved in a single unbroken arc. Cut from Verde Guatemala, a deep forest green marble whose ground shifts in density across the slab, with white veining and terracotta and rust lines running irregularly through. A dining table set for a late Sunday morning — the bowl placed at the centre, nothing in it. The green holds against the white of the linen, the rust lines picking up the color of the cloth beside it. The rim sits low enough that the stone reads as part of the surface.• Measurements: 17.75″ L × 17.75″ W × 2.5″ H• Weight: 25 lb• Material: Solid Verde Guatemala marble — dense, close-grained, and deeply colored• Color Palette: Deep forest green ground, shifting in density across the slab — white veining, with terracotta and rust mineral lines running through• Surface & Texture: Honed across all surfaces — matte, with natural variation that reads clearly through the finish• Artisan Touches: Ground color, veining density, and mineral line placement vary across every piece — no two slabs cut the same