Cala Gadir, an Arabic name meaning “water basin,” has been a celebrated location for centuries, known for its natural thermal springs. Even today, it remains one of the most renowned spots on the island. The expansive central basin is bordered by Pantelleria’s distinctive round gardens, terraced fields, cliffs adorned with vineyards, coastal coves, and layered rock formations.

This panel artfully combines inlays, grafts, and bas-reliefs to capture the unique natural features of the island. Set against a Bianco Fenice stone backdrop, featuring an undulating pattern, the panel incorporates soft, geometric shapes crafted from colorful marble with varying textures. These elements are meticulously finished and applied by hand. Small copper accents further enhance the overall design, adding a touch of elegance.

Dimensions:
Three-dimensional decorative panel
240×240 cm, individual marble slab 120x60x4 cm

Materials:
Bianco Fenice, Bardiglio Imperiale, Pietra Pece, Rosalia, Forrest Green marble, and copper