It features a crisp, milky-white background starkly contrasted by bold, sweeping veins. Unlike the subtle, linear veining of Carrara or the soft gold hues of Calacatta, Arabescato is defined by its brecciated patterns—meaning the dark grey or charcoal veins form distinct, rounded loops and chain-like structures that resemble abstract islands or "arabesque" calligraphic art.

It features a deep, intense forest-green to near-black background, heavily webbed with intricate, lighter green and stark white crystalline veining. The spiderweb-like pattern gives it a highly dynamic and luxurious texture.