A fine selection of three Landscape stone slabs from the Penarth Group, a sequence of rock strata of the late Triassic Era. Each landscape displays a unique pattern formed from the fossilization process resulting in beautiful creams and brown hues visible to the surface.
Known as Landscape Marble, these slabs of stone are a variety of stromatolitic limestone. Stromatolites, such as this example, are colonies of fossilized algae and bacteria that have created layers of sediment. In Landscape stones, these layers create patterns that look like the natural world, including land, sky, trees, and clouds. These stones originate from the Penarth group, from South Wales and Southwest England, and dates to the Triassic period.
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