ROMAN TRAVERTINO

Roman Travertino, extracted from west mount in Sabini,

in the land of Tivoli Italy, is a porous mineral formed through the sedimentation of stone dissolved by water.

As a rare natural stone of historical value, Roman Travertino is widely applied in landmark building, as found in Colosseum and the Columnade of St. Peter's square in Rome, Sacre coeur basil in Paris.