Image source: Edra — Full Moon
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Full Moon
Full Moon alabaster table illuminated from within
Official product information
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Full Moon
Edra describes Full Moon as a table made from alabaster cut as a very thick slice from an egg-shaped mass of extremely pure material. The stone is lit from within, allowing the light to reveal the differences in its veins. Every top has a different appearance, with irregular shapes making each piece unique. A shiny metal pedestal supports the translucent stone and gives the illuminated table its full-moon reference. The page’s image of a moon is tied to the illuminated translucent material, while the irregular vein pattern remains a natural distinction between individual tops. Edra presents the table through authorized dealers.
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Stone and light
Full Moon depends on the relationship between translucent alabaster and internal illumination. Jacopo Foggini is credited by Edra. The top is cut from an egg-shaped mass, and the natural veins become visible as the light passes through the stone. A shiny metal pedestal carries the slab. The official page provides no labelled dimensions for a representative table.
