This large 7.9 KG rough slab displays an impressive highly fibrous and flowing internal pattern across the exposed sawn face. The dominant coloration ranges from pale sage green and grey-green to deeper forest-green zones, creating strong natural contrast throughout the stone.
The most distinctive characteristic is its dense directional veining, with elongated fibrous structures running predominantly vertically and diagonally across the face. These patterns create a striking appearance reminiscent of flowing fibers or layered mineral formations.
Several lighter green bands and darker green concentrations are visible throughout the face, while subtle brown and golden-brown material remains along the natural outer edge, preserving part of the original host-rock character.
The broad exposed surface provides excellent visibility of the internal structure and would be particularly interesting for lapidary cutting, large ornamental pieces, carving, polished slabs, or collector display.