PICASSO MARBLE (PICASSO PICTURE STONE) SPHERES

Picasso Marble is a striking and unique form of marble found in Utah, known for its intricate, abstract patterns and neutral color palette. It typically features a range of colors, including shades of gray, black, white, and tan, with veins and streaks that create dramatic, painterly patterns reminiscent of an abstract artwork. This natural stone is named "Picasso" because its appearance can resemble the abstract style of the artist Pablo Picasso, with lines and swirls that evoke a sense of movement and depth. Formed millions of years ago through the metamorphosis of limestone, Picasso Marble is composed primarily of calcium carbonate, making it both beautiful and durable. It is often used in jewelry, carvings, and decorative pieces, valued for its striking visual impact and connection to the rugged landscapes of Utah where it is sourced.