Cala Gadir, an Arabic term meaning “Valley of Water,” is a historically significant location known for its natural thermal springs, making it one of the island’s most famous spots even today. The expansive central basin is encircled by the island’s signature rounded gardens, terraced fields, vineyards adorning the cliffs, coastal coves, and distinctive layered rocks.

This panel masterfully combines inlays, grafts, and bas-reliefs to represent the island’s unique natural elements. Set on a Bianco Fenice stone base with a flowing, wave-like engraving, the design incorporates soft, geometric shapes made from various colored marbles with contrasting textures, each meticulously applied by hand. The panel is further enhanced with small copper accents, adding an extra touch of elegance.

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

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