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Raw bulk soapstone
These premium 17-20 lb raw soapstone blocks are hand-selected from our Oregon quarry for their soft carving texture, smooth grain, and beautiful natural color variations. Perfect for sculptors, art students, schools, clubs, and beginners who want a forgiving, easy-to-shape carving stone.
Features & Benefits:
  • Carving-grade stone
  • Soft and beginner-friendly
  • Cuts, rasps, and sands easily
  • Great for classroom demonstrations
  • Beautiful natural shades & veining
  • Ships nationwide
Perfect for: sculptures, practice pieces, detailed carvings, and school art programs.
👉 Ideal for artists & schools needing a reliable, high-quality carving block.
 
Pictures represent what the stone looks like and are not pictures of the exact pieces you will receive. They also showcase what has been carved using our stone and a few of the colors we have seen.
Price includes FREE SHIPPING in the USA.

17-20 lb Raw Soapstone Block — Carving Stone for Sculpting & DIY

$74.99Price
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    🚚 FREE SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE USA ON ALL ITEMS!

    🇺🇸 Ships from Southern Oregon
     
    ⭐ Trusted by artists nationwide
     
    ✔ Everything You Need to Start Carving Today

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    Beautiful Stone and Excellent Service

     

    "The soapstone was wonderful to work with, and I've continued to receive compliments on its color and natural grain. Southern Oregon Soapstone was professional, helpful, and easy to work with throughout the process. I will definitely order from them again for future soapstone projects."

     

    — James

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    Beautiful Natural Stone

    "The color and natural grain of the soapstone exceeded my expectations. Every piece feels unique, and it's been a pleasure to carve."


    — Chris

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    Great for Beginners

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    "I'd never carved soapstone before, and the stone was much easier to work with than I expected. It was a fun project, and I'm already looking forward to my next order."


    — Tanya

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