Warm golden tones appear to reflect the setting sun, with golden veins resembling Vatna Sunset. The gray veins of the Vatna Sunset meet the golden veins, and it winds through the rocks on both sides of the valley, carrying them far downstream and forming cirques, moraines, and fjords like a glacier advancing in the sun's rays.
Powerful and imposing, a sea of golden waves veins that appear to have no beginning and no end, stretching across all Sahara Ridge surface. Undulating crests and valleys merging and changing shape, shimmer in Sahara wilderness. Its beauty is the only thing that rivals its size, keeping your eyes constantly occupied.
At the end of the world of the Antarctic, the sculptural sweep of snow and ice surface is interrupted by majestic Vinson Crest. A winding frozen black ridge vein stretches miles from the peak to the open area, meeting the sky along a noticeably curved horizon. A paradise of clean lines—austere, vast, unfussy deserves to savor.
The white mist flows slowly with ville gleamingly, walking in fog as in a dream. It is not a mirage but better than a mirage. Mist Ville adopts hazy lines to wriggle up to the end of the milky white surface, reflecting quieter and graceful to its design. Looking through the mist of morning light, the trees and grasses of ville enjoy the unique charm.
Charcoal grey veins hit the milky surface as waves chase and race against each other, creating a flow of nature. Cascading Byron White animates such design to add a sense of movement and mystery.
Calacatta Glacier is a cool inspiration with fish-scale stripes piercing through the whole surface. This standing-out design derives from nature that the geological movement and the erosion of ablation water have created the shape of fish scales on a glacier, which is called the gravity flow.
Graceful and natural, Calacatta Cloud features gray long lines on cream-white base like petals shinning down by a fairy after tearing a white veil to bring people a beautiful vision. Rising and falling, rolling and unraveling, the clouds just moves with the wind, misty and scattered.
Someone says that the color closest to nature is qualified to be called Calacatta. It combines natural purest Andes snow white with bright grayish veins stretching over the surface. Generally believed to be originated from the Quechua word anti, which means "East", Calacatta Andes is the dawn light breaking in the east and extending to its quartz surface.
Thin mist surrounds the Eiger mountains related to roaming in a wonderland. The Eiger loom through the mist, partly hidden and partly visible like a fairyland or a fantasy lingering in dreams. Eiger Mist is a quiet white surface sketched by light gray with a brown edge sinuate veins radiate in all directions.
The vast expanse of the white, snow-covered surface features jagged peaks that go up and down, glistening black rocks dotted with white snow. Stunning glacial rivers sometimes converging and sometimes dispersing create folds and fissures that extend over the whole snow land.
A stunning delicate quartz surface characterized by waves of a white base with golden veins spanning across the whole slab. Glittering under the sunshine, the golden surface with fish-scales seawater lines highlights its elegance and grandeur.
A snow-white base with graphite black veins that penetrate the whole slab. Silky black grains of sand meander and stretch with a bright shine that adds a charming and mysterious sense to the surface.
