The Stone
Hand-carved from Combarbalita, a rare stone over 80 million years old found exclusively in northern Chile, these objects carry a deep material memory dating back to pre-Columbian traditions.
Declared a National Stone of Chile for its cultural legacy, Combarbalita owes its striking marbled aesthetic and rich palette (ranging from deep reddish-browns to muted turquoise and soft white) to a unique mineral composition of hematite and kaolinite.
Each monolith stands as a singular, unrepeatable dialogue between ancient geological history and contemporary design restraint.