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One-of-a-kind soapstone piece from our Southern Oregon quarry.

This 15.5 lb natural soapstone piece features a combination of natural quarry surfaces and a cut face revealing the beautiful green, gray, and earthy coloration within the stone. Its unique shape gives sculptors plenty of possibilities while allowing the natural character of the stone to become part of the finished piece.

  • Weight: Approx. 15.5 lbs
  • Natural irregular quarry shape
  • Cut face displays the stone's interior color and pattern
  • Ideal for carving and sculpture
  • You will receive the exact piece shown
  • Sourced directly from our family-owned Southern Oregon quarry
  • FREE SHIPPING within the continental U.S.

Natural soapstone varies in color, pattern, shape, and texture and may contain surface weathering, mineral inclusions, natural fractures, saw marks, and other characteristics associated with quarried stone.

Once this piece is sold, it’s gone.

Limited Quarry Release – 15.5 lb Natural Oregon Soapstone | Exact Piece Shown

SKU: 15.5lb
$89.99Price
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    "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

    "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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