Stone is not merely a surface — it is a living landscape shaped by time and the elements. Subtle colour transitions, crystal patterns, and textural depth give each piece its own identity. Agate, with its concentric layers and semi-translucent tones, resembles a geological watercolour — a landscape of nature captured in stone. In architecture, it becomes a quiet protagonist, bringing organic beauty and extraordinary harmony into the interior. It is nature’s story, told without words.