Marble

I found a factory that processes marble and sells it for flooring and wall decoration. Marble is a low-hardness stone, so it is easy to process, and when polished it has a beautiful shine, making it a valuable building material since ancient times. There was a pile of marble that had cracked during quarrying and could not be used as building material. The appearance of each stone, created by natural changes over many years, is unique. The beautiful luster, expressive patterns, and unique texture of marble give it a warmth that contradicts the image of stone as hard. I wondered if there was a way to reuse this scrap by taking advantage of the characteristics of the stone without extensive processing.