Drawn from the highlands of Iran.
A single seam, read by hand.
Parseh Stone is recognised as one of the significant volcanic stone deposits in Iran. Its extensive reserves, high-quality mineral composition, and excellent accessibility give the mine strong economic and strategic value.
Certified laboratory studies confirm its capability to sustainably supply raw material to various industrial sectors. We work this single seam, season by season, so that every slab shares a family resemblance. Geologists map the beds, cutters free the blocks with precision, and finishers spend years learning to read the grain before they are trusted with a client order.
What leaves our yard is never merely material. It is a piece of the earth, chosen with intention, prepared to hold its place for a very long time.
See the stone at its source.
Footage from the quarry face and the finishing floor. Drop your real clips into the slots below.
From seam to slab.
- 01
Survey
Geologists map the volcanic stone seam and identify beds with the density and colour our clients rely on.
- 02
Extraction
Blocks are freed from terraced benches with precision, preserving the natural structure and minimising waste.
- 03
Selection
Each block is graded against certified standards. Only the calmest, most consistent stone carries the Parseh mark.
- 04
Finishing
Slabs are honed, polished, or cut to order, then sealed and prepared for their destination.
Location
Iran
One of the country's significant volcanic stone deposits.
Reserves
Extensive
Large-scale reserves for sustained, dependable supply.
Composition
Certified grade
Laboratory-verified high-quality mineral composition.
Access
Industrial scale
Excellent accessibility, supplying various industrial sectors.
Photographs from the field.
The deposit in Iran, worked by season. Click any frame to enlarge.