What is the texture of Travertine rock?

Travertine has a distinctive texture characterized by its porous and cellular appearance. It is formed from the deposition of calcium carbonate minerals from hot spring waters, which leads to the formation of small cavities and holes within the rock. These openings can vary in size and shape, giving Travertine a unique and textured surface. The texture can range from finely pitted to coarsely pitted and can also include vein-like patterns or concentric circles, created by the flow of spring water. Additionally, Travertine often contains remnants of plant matter or other organic materials, which further contribute to its varied texture.