The Monolith — Honey Travertine Bathing Vessel
Made to order. Cancel for any reason within 72 hours of payment clearing — after that your block is committed and the commission is final. Terms of sale · Shipping
The piece that began the collection. A single block of honey travertine, laid down grain by grain in warm springs over an age, then hollowed until the banding itself decides where the water gathers. It comes up warm to the hand before the bath is even drawn — the stone remembers the heat it was made in.
- Material: Single-block Honey Travertine
- Dimensions: 1900 × 980 × 600 mm · 74.8 × 38.6 × 23.6 in
- Wall: 60 mm / 2.4 in uniform, fixed on the drawings you approve
- Weight, empty: approx. 850 kg / 1,874 lb
- Weight, filled and occupied: approx. 1,390 kg / 3,064 lb
- Lead time: 14–22 weeks from order to delivery
Please confirm floor loading. Filled and occupied this vessel approaches 1,390 kg (3,064 lb) over roughly 1.86 m² (20.0 ft²). On a ground-floor slab this is rarely a question; on a timber upper floor it usually wants checking. Have your architect or structural engineer confirm the floor before you order — we send the measured figures at no charge. Full data for the collection is on the specifications page.
Made to order. The price includes crating, freight, transit insurance with the sum insured stated in writing on your order, and all US import duty and customs charges. Atelier Earthmade is the importer of record — nothing further is payable on delivery. Delivered to the ground-floor threshold within the United States; rigging and installation are not included.
Ordering, cancellation and delivery. Your order is held for three days while we read the access, the floor and the route to your threshold, and confirm that plan to you in writing. Within 72 hours of payment clearing either of us may step back — you for any reason, us if the making or the logistics cannot be confirmed — with a full refund. After that window the block is bought and cut, and the commission is final unless we agree otherwise in writing. If the piece arrives damaged you must refuse the delivery — do not sign for it; that refusal is what permits the transit insurance claim. See terms of sale and refunds & cancellation.
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