Payer

Collection "Payer / Payer"

The collection of decorated marble granite is named after the Payer mountain range in the Polar Urals and its highest peak. The name "Payer" has several translation variants: the Mansi people call the mountain "The Master of the Urals", and the Nenets — "The Lord of the Mountains". And each of the names is true, because Payer in this part of the Ural Mountains visually stands out among other peaks. Porcelain stoneware marble collection "Payer" is a porcelain stoneware with the same majestic pattern as the name itself.

Payer Mountain is famous for the glaciers on its slopes that do not melt even in summer. Therefore, the collection of porcelain stoneware "Payer" is dominated by white shades of snow and gray colors of ice melted in the sun. The pattern of the collection is complemented by white, gray and brown streaks.

The collection is presented in 300x600 mm, 600x600 mm and 1200x600 mm formats, with a matte and polished surface.