One of the beautiful rarities and distinctive materials is the Greek Thassos Marble, designated for the Mashrabiya of Zamzam Well in the Grand Mosque of Mecca, which was removed during the last expansion of the Grand Mosque during the reign of King Abdullah, may God have mercy on him, in 1435 AH. A brief about Thassos Marble: ( Thassos Marble... a piece of embodied purity. It is extracted from the Greek island of Thassos and is known for its pure white color that reflects light with a captivating icy sheen. It is characterized by its natural coolness and high density and hardness, which give it exceptional durability with a smooth surface that suggests pure luxury. Its purity and few veins make it one of the rarest and most elegant types of marble in the world, as it combines visual clarity and practical durability... a choice befitting only refined taste. Price per piece: 200 SAR