This large 5.3 KG rough slab displays an unusually distinctive internal pattern dominated by green-gray, pale sage, and darker green tones. The exposed face is characterized by a strongly developed fibrous and flowing texture, with elongated mineral structures extending vertically and diagonally across the entire surface.
The central portion contains a darker deep green to charcoal-green zone, creating strong contrast against the surrounding pale green-gray material. Fine, closely packed mineral fibers produce a layered appearance that gives the stone considerable visual depth.
Several natural pale cream to yellowish veins can also be observed running through the material, together with darker mineral concentrations and irregular color transitions. The combination creates a dramatic, almost wood-grain-like natural pattern.
The broad sawn face makes this piece particularly interesting for evaluating the internal structure and determining the most suitable cutting direction. The pronounced fibrous pattern could become more visible after finer grinding and polishing.