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Why Every ARIVO Object Looks Different
Marble patterns form during the pour, not after — which is why no two pieces are identical.
The marbling on an ARIVO tray isn't printed, stamped, or painted on. It happens during the pour, when pigmented Jesmonite is introduced into the base mix and swirled by hand before it sets.
That means the exact pattern is never fully repeatable. Two trays cast from the same mould, in the same colourway, on the same day, will still carry slightly different marbling.
We see this as part of the object rather than a flaw to correct. It's also why we ask you to expect natural variation — in the marbling, and occasionally in small surface characteristics like minor air pockets — rather than a uniform, mass-produced finish.
