Mountain Flair
- Dimensions: 49.21 x 49.21 inches
- Alignment: Landscape
- Butterfly: -
- Grain: Curved
- Size category: XL
- Topics: Clouds , Ice , Landscape , Merger , Mountains , Waters
- Product number: P0010105
$5,093
„Mountain Flair“ besticht durch seine starke wellenartige Strukturen in dezenten Blautönen, die aufgrund der damaligen Subduktion der pazifischen Platten zustande kamen. Der im STEINBILD „Mountain Flair“ verarbeitete Quarzit entstand vor ca. 150 Mio. Jahren im Zeitalter des Pangäa.
History of origins
Each STEINBILD tells the probably oldest story in the world - our earth history
At the time of the formation of the natural stone of this STEINBILD, mountain building took place around the Pacific Ocean. Subduction of the Pacific plates started the unfolding of the Andes. Regression in Central Europe due to the recession of the sea. Pangaea finally broke apart.
Mineralogy
The first flowering plants emerged and the high rainfall ensured expansion of the plant world. This created dense, lush tropical forests with more flowering plants. Due to the strong reef formation, hexacorals, bivalves, crinoids and echinoderms appeared. In addition, the Archaeopteryx (prehistoric bird) with feathers and skeleton is well developed in this period.
150 million years
Age of rock
Quartzite
Type of rock
Quartz, admixtures of ores giving color
Main constituent