These Calacatta-style white marble blocks— let's look at each one. This first block has a very white background and one bold vein. Let's look at the edge. The patterns on these two faces are different. Cutting from this face would show a bolder pattern. On the other, that vein stops here. Two fine veins continue across a snow-white face. Look at the next block. This face has bolder veining; the other has individual sweeping strokes. It feels grand, like a broad brushstroke— free and expressive. Now, over here. This pattern looks like growing tree roots, full of life. Let's look at the next one. This one is much whiter than the last. There are only a few light diagonal veins. It's another really outstanding face. Here is another very white block, with one flowing gray vein. The face is clean and bright, with no impurities or dark spots visible. This base is a little grayer. It's clearly not as white as the block behind it. That one is much whiter, but this gray tone is pleasing too. The pattern flows nicely. Now this next block has a very white base, a broad gray vein in the corner, and fine veins elsewhere. Every block has its own style. You can't help admiring nature. Such imagination, all formed naturally. There's another row of smaller blocks over here. These two are smaller— though this one's not that small. Its face is very white. Let's get the camera above it to show the veining. This is a really pleasing face. Beautiful. This block's background is a little grayer. Can you see the difference? At the end, another very white background. The veining is rougher and bolder, but the base is still white. This one is white too. And this block here. And this one. That's the tour. Does one suit your style? See you next time.