Cavendish Beach (Prince Edward Island, Canada), Rabida Island (The Galapagos, Ecuador), Kokkini Beach (Santorini, Greece), Kaihalulu Beach (Maui, Hawai'i): What do all these locations have in common? Red sand beaches. But, that's an oversimplification, like calling Orobico Red marble simply, "stone". This vibrant Italian beauty is marvelously colorful with flowing movement contained in a small canvas. Similar in scope of colors found at any of those dream beaches - ruddy brick, mauve, pink, anthracite, pearl grey, concrete grey, white - in a swirly, stratified display, arresting anywhere you choose to utilize it. (Also, it's dazzlingly delightful when bookmatched!) No slab is the *quite* the same. Really...life is too short for boring.
