The ancient Mayans had a rich culinary tradition, with their kitchens being an integral part of their daily lives. Mayan kitchens were typically open-air structures, featuring stone hearths and clay ovens. Adding a waterfall marble countertop to an ancient Mayan kitchen would create a unique blend of ancient and modern aesthetics. The smooth and cool surface of the marble would provide an ideal workspace for grinding spices, kneading dough, and preparing traditional Mayan dishes.
