Parian marble

Parian marble is a high-quality, finely grained white marble that was quarried on the island of Paros in Greece during ancient times. Renowned for its pure white appearance and smooth texture, it was highly prized by sculptors and artists for creating detailed, durable statues and artworks. Its name comes from the island of Paros, reflecting its origin. Parian marble's fine grain made it ideal for intricate carving and polishing, contributing to its reputation as a premium material in classical sculpture and architecture.