Botticino Fiorito

Botticino Fiorito is an Italian marble quarried in the mountains near Brescia, in the North of the Peninsula. Ziche produces numerous blocks of this material inside the owned quarries named Bolla and Paine. Botticino Fiorito marble has a light beige background color, embellished with numerous snowflakes as white as snow. The height of the natural layer in the quarry normally allows the cutting of the blocks against the vein (vein-cut). Botticino Fiorito has fewer structural cracks than other types of Botticino, and is therefore suitable for any type of applications such as floorings, claddings, stairs, cut-to-sizes both indoors and outdoors, many times without the application of vacuum epoxy resins. Botticino Fiorito is used for very valuable architectural works also thanks to its homogeneous light color that facilitates the combination with other darker marbles, such as Nero Portoro, Giallo Siena or Emperador Dark to create floors or walls with suggestive colors.