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The quartz range that Salome is part of is made by three Far East companies on lines different from Breton ones, with every slab made by hand – so the vein network differs on each one. The design relies on a clean contrast: large, untouched white areas and fine, sharp veins in dark charcoal with a slightly brownish tint, lit here and there by small glints of gold and ochre. The veins form a sparse, angular network like cracks in ice, with the longer lines slanting upwards to the right; the look recalls white marble with fine lightning-like veins, more minimal than a classic Calacatta. It requires no sealing, as quartz and resin form a non-porous, stain-resistant surface; the technical figures in the table are typical of the category, since there are no official values for the product. It is available in a polished finish, with sizes and thicknesses confirmed per order. In contemporary kitchens and bathrooms it gives a clean look to countertops, islands and splashbacks, and it can also clad walls. To keep it clean, a damp cloth with a mild cleaner is enough; hot cookware goes on a trivet and direct sun is avoided.