Candoglia marble

E370411

Candoglia marble is a distinctive pinkish-grey marble quarried in Candoglia, Italy, historically renowned as the exclusive stone used to construct and restore Milan Cathedral.

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Candoglia marble canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building stone
marble
metamorphic rock
associatedWith Gothic architecture
Lombardy
category Italian marble
building materials
heritage stone
color grey
pink
pinkish-grey
country Italy
destination Milan
exclusiveUseFor Milan Cathedral
geologicalAge Paleozoic
hasQuarry Candoglia quarry
historicalUse construction of Milan Cathedral
restoration of Milan Cathedral
languageOfName Italian
locatedIn Piedmont
Verbano-Cusio-Ossola
material calcite
namedAfter Candoglia
notableFor exclusive use in Milan Cathedral
notableProperty high durability
homogeneous texture
weather resistance
ownership Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano
partOf Italian Alpine marbles
quarriedIn Candoglia
Mergozzo
region Ossola
surface form: Ossola Valley
texture fine-grained
tradeMark CAND
transportMethod waterways
transportRoute Lake Maggiore
Naviglio Grande
Ticino River
usedAs ornamental stone
structural stone
usedBy Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano
usedFor Milan Cathedral
surface form: Duomo di Milano

Milan Cathedral
usedIn facades of Milan Cathedral
interior elements of Milan Cathedral
Milan Cathedral
surface form: pinnacles of Milan Cathedral

sculptural decoration of Milan Cathedral
spires of Milan Cathedral
usedSince 14th century

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Milan Cathedral materialUsed Candoglia marble