Þúralic marble
Þúralic marble1 is considered one of the finest kinds of marble found in Núrak, second only to Hirilan marble from Mt. Hiril to the north. The name refers to the town of Þúralen in southeastern Kingdom of Núrak, where it's most abundant, though the marble is also found in smaller quantities in the northwestern Sjorgús Mountains.
Þúralic marble is white with distinct golden tint, and is the preferred material for statues and sarcophagi within the kingdom, while the hirilan type is more common for adorning temples, mansions and other monumental structures.
Þúralic marble is white with distinct golden tint, and is the preferred material for statues and sarcophagi within the kingdom, while the hirilan type is more common for adorning temples, mansions and other monumental structures.
1Original icelandic: þúralskur marmari.
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