Pedestal Lucca L (marble)

Introduce the Lucca Column by Eichholtz, an exquisite piece inspired by the timeless elegance of the columns on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Available in size options: medium and large, as well as with various finishes; This column is made of white marble, and each product has its own unique colour and pattern of veins. Length - 30 cm, width - 30 cm, height - 120 cm; It provides an elegant platform to showcase your most valuable items. Emphasize your interior with this perfect addition from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's exclusive collection x Eichholtz.

Historical origin

The Lucca Column is inspired by a set of six marble columns created in Granada, Spain between 1350 and 1400, now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. These columns originally belonged to the Alhamra, the famous royal palace and city complex in Granada, whose name means "red" because of the red clay used in construction. Narrow columns are characteristic of the architectural style of the Nasrid dynasty (1232–1492) and served as decoration of the outdoor courtyards between the palaces. The Lucca column, made of smooth white marble, becomes a museum-level pedestal for exhibiting.