Corallsink carves basins in slices of fossilized tree trunks,which gives a
unique and natural character to each piece.
Buried in conditions which do not allow decomposition,the ligneous material of
the trunks acts as a mold during hundreds of thousands of years. This allows
the ground's minerals to crystallize in the exact form of the tree of the time.
The final aspect of the stone is to be mistaken with wood.

Corallsink cuts basins in slices of fossilized tree trunks, which gives a
unique and natural character to each room.
Buried in conditions that do not allow putrefaction, the woody matter of tree
trunks acts as a mold for hundreds of thousands of years. This allows the
minerals in the soil to crystallize in the exact form of the tree of the time.
The final appearance of the stone is to be mistaken with the wood.