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Slate Stone

Slate Stone

To understand the formation of Slate, we must first travel back in time a few billion years. As volcanic lava flowed over the ground, superheated clay deposits mixed with ash. This mixture eventually dried in layers, much like shale but noticeably harder. Slate can be split into slabs, and those slabs can be split once again into thin sheets.

Black
Black Rustic
Chocolate
KK White
KK White
Lilac
Lilac
M.Green
M.Green
M.Green (Rustic)
M.Green (Rustic)
Multi Pink
Multi Pink
MultiColour
MultiColour
N.Green
N.Green
Pure Pink
Pure Pink
Raja Red
Raja Red
Golden Fantasy
Golden Fantasy
SRA
SRA Slate
Terra Red
Terra Red
Vijaya Gold
Vijaya Gold
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow Rustic
Yellow (Rustic)
Zeera Green
Zeera Green
Peacock Multicolour
Peacock MultiColour
Copper Red
Copper Red
Jack Black
Jack Black
Jack Multicolour
Jack Multicolor
Himachal Black
Himachal Black
Himachal White
Himachal White
Golden Green
Golden Green
Deoli Green
Deoli Green
Ocean Green
Ocean Green
Silver Shine
Silver Shine
Silver Grey
Silver Grey
Mayur Multicolour
Mayur Multicolor
Himachal Green
Himachal Green
Shimla White
Shimla White
Indian Autumn
Indian Autumn Rustic

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