Crema Nova Beige Marble Mosaic Cutting Strips, 10 × 6 mm – No. 1002
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Crema Nova Natural Marble Mosaic Cutting Strips – 10 × 6 mm
Crema Nova is a warm, light beige natural marble with soft cream tones and subtle natural veining. Its calm neutral colour is especially well suited to mosaic backgrounds and offers a gentle alternative to bright white. It combines easily with warm, earthy and contrasting stone colours.
Crema Nova is one of the most frequently used background stones in our studio because it supports the main colours and details of a composition without overpowering them.
These natural marble mosaic cutting strips are prepared for cutting into tesserae and smaller modules. They are suitable for traditional Roman mosaics, artistic panels, ornaments, portraits, tabletops, kitchen backsplashes, wall mosaics and decorative floor details.
Part of the Edelstein Atelier collection of more than 30 carefully selected natural stone colours. The consistent strip profile makes different colours easy to combine within one mosaic.
Specifications
Material: 100% natural marble
Colour: light beige / warm cream
Surface: matte
Strip width: approximately 10 mm
Strip thickness: approximately 6 mm
Length: varies
Available Pack Sizes
250 g
500 g
Approximately 250 g covers about 0.015–0.020 m² of mosaic surface.
Approximately 500 g covers about 0.030–0.040 m².
Actual coverage depends on the cutting size, layout density, joint width and mosaic technique. The product is sold by weight; the number and length of strips may vary.
Natural Stone Characteristics
Marble is a natural material. Each strip is unique and may contain subtle veins, mineral inclusions, tonal variations, small chips or microcracks. Occasional breakage can occur because of the natural structure of the stone and is not considered a product defect.
Cutting Recommendation
Use mosaic nippers or a traditional martellina to cut the strips into tesserae and custom shapes.
We recommend ordering 10–15% extra material, especially when consistent colour matching is important. Natural marble may vary slightly between batches.
Crema Nova is a warm, light beige natural marble with soft cream tones and subtle natural veining. Its calm neutral colour is especially well suited to mosaic backgrounds and offers a gentle alternative to bright white. It combines easily with warm, earthy and contrasting stone colours.
Crema Nova is one of the most frequently used background stones in our studio because it supports the main colours and details of a composition without overpowering them.
These natural marble mosaic cutting strips are prepared for cutting into tesserae and smaller modules. They are suitable for traditional Roman mosaics, artistic panels, ornaments, portraits, tabletops, kitchen backsplashes, wall mosaics and decorative floor details.
Part of the Edelstein Atelier collection of more than 30 carefully selected natural stone colours. The consistent strip profile makes different colours easy to combine within one mosaic.
Specifications
Material: 100% natural marble
Colour: light beige / warm cream
Surface: matte
Strip width: approximately 10 mm
Strip thickness: approximately 6 mm
Length: varies
Available Pack Sizes
250 g
500 g
Approximately 250 g covers about 0.015–0.020 m² of mosaic surface.
Approximately 500 g covers about 0.030–0.040 m².
Actual coverage depends on the cutting size, layout density, joint width and mosaic technique. The product is sold by weight; the number and length of strips may vary.
Natural Stone Characteristics
Marble is a natural material. Each strip is unique and may contain subtle veins, mineral inclusions, tonal variations, small chips or microcracks. Occasional breakage can occur because of the natural structure of the stone and is not considered a product defect.
Cutting Recommendation
Use mosaic nippers or a traditional martellina to cut the strips into tesserae and custom shapes.
We recommend ordering 10–15% extra material, especially when consistent colour matching is important. Natural marble may vary slightly between batches.
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