Portoro Lid

Naturally Elegant, the Portoro Marble is quarried in Italy near Portovenere and La Spezia.
The name derives from "Portorose" (golden door), so named for its abundant yellow or golden veins.
In ancient Roman times it was widely used in imperial villas. It was first used by Genoese and it was then spread in France where it was used to decorate such regal dwellings such as Versailles and in the early twentieth century it was exported to the United States.

A precious collection of exclusive lathe-turned "T2" lids inspired by ancient cubic capitels with a registered design.
All lids are numbered one by one  and are handcrafted by Italian artisans. The product comes in an elegant gift box.

The material used, being completely natural, can present differences in shades and color that make the product even more unique.
Due to the porous nature of marble, if it comes into contact with the essence it is advised to immediately clean it with a cloth.