Howlite
the marble of quiet
Found in Nova Scotia gypsum quarries and named for the chemist Henry How in 1868. Its porcelain white with charcoal veining is so composed that the trade dyes it to impersonate turquoise — we prefer it undisguised, doing what it does best: nothing, beautifully.
“Named for a quiet chemist, and quieter than its name.”Named for Henry How · 1868
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