This tile is a reproduction in Botticino marble of the fresco of the "Tomb of the Diver”, discovered in 480-470 BC, and now preserved in the Archaeological Museum of Poor.

This tile stands out not only for the accuracy of its reproduction but also for the beauty of Botticino marble, known for its hardness and its warm, enveloping shade. AND perfect for personalizing every corner of the house: living rooms, studies, entrances, kitchens, giving a touch of history and refinement. It integrates harmoniously into both classic and modern environments. It can be applied using any tile adhesive, ensuring quick and safe installation.

Characteristics 

• Material: Botticino marble
• Dimensioni: 20 x 10 x 1 cm (7,87 x 3,93 x 0,39 inches)
• Weight: 0.573 kg
• Produced in Italy 

Historical Curiosities 

The tomb of the Diver is an artefact of the funerary art of Magna Graecia of significant historical-artistic value, one of the very few examples of painting Greek non-vascular figurative. The image of the diver constitutes the internal decoration of the covering slab of a tomb found nearby Poor. It represents man in the act of diving, a visual metaphor of the passage from the afterlife, and unique in Greek art for its depiction naturalistic.

The depicted diver, who throws himself into a river or sea, symbolizes the transition between life and death. This scene stands out from the most common funerary representations of warriors or moments of everyday life, and gives the work a strong symbolic and spiritual meaning.

Maintenance 

To keep your marble tile always in perfect condition, it is advisable to clean it regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using acidic or abrasive cleaners that could damage the surface. If necessary, use a specific detergent for marble, for a deeper and more thorough cleaning.  To protect your work, avoid prolonged exposure to water or excessive heat sources.