Cipollino comes to us from an area directly connected to the marble mining, South Karystia of Evia. Its name is as interesting as its complexion. With a plethora of white, green, purple, and gray lines that look like stripes, “Karystia Lithos” as it has been known since antiquity, was named “Little Onion”, host Cipollino. Its impressive texture makes Cipollino marble an excellent choice for decorative items as well as kitchen counters or marble bathroom cladding with the bookmatch method.