Cala Gadir, derived from the Arabic word meaning “water basin,” has been a revered spot since ancient times due to its natural thermal springs. Today, it remains one of the island’s most famous locations. The expansive central “basin” is encircled by Pantelleria’s iconic rounded gardens, terraced vineyards, slopes leading to secluded coves, and layered rock formations. This decorative panel artistically combines the island’s natural features through inlays, grafts, and bas-reliefs. Set against a Bianco Fenice stone backdrop with an elegant flowing design, the panel incorporates soft geometric shapes in multicolored marble with varied textures, each piece meticulously hand-finished and applied. Small copper elements add an extra layer of sophistication, further enhancing the artwork.

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

Materials
White Phoenix, Bardiglio Imperiale, Pietra Pece, Rosalia, Forrest Green, and copper.