Unda is an ancient word; it means “wave” in Latin: an ancestral sound that evokes the echo of the sea held within a seashell.
Before becoming stone, Orosei Marble was sea. Traces of that submerged world remain within the material: seashells, marine organisms, fossil forms that emerge today as fragments of a story that is still alive.

Unda was born from the wonder of observing these unexpected presences in stone — the same wonder felt when, for the first time, you bring a seashell to your ear and discover, with amazement, the sound of the waves of the sea.