Each piece in our collection began as a living tree over twenty million years ago. Fossilized beneath volcanic ash in Indonesia, these one-of-a-kind stone artifacts preserve nature's ancient artistry.
$289
Hand-cut from ancient fossilized timber and polished to a glass-like finish. The raw bark edge remains completely natural—tree rings and grain preserved for twenty million years, now a centerpiece for your table.
$115
A small stone bowl with polished top and raw organic bark edge. Perfect as a jewelry tray, key catchall, or soap dish. Crystal pockets and natural fissures tell twenty million years of geological history.
$659
A matched pair of monumental stone platters, each originating from ancient volcanic forests of Indonesia. Together they make a striking layered display or split across two tables for a cohesive collection.
$279
A solid stone platter with perfectly preserved grain and tree rings. The polished surface has a glass-like sheen while the organic bark edge stays completely raw—nature and craft in perfect balance.
$359
An extra-large statement platter hand-cut and polished in Java. Buried beneath volcanic ash for millions of years, the wood fossilized into a heavy, durable stone preserving every ring and grain of the original tree.
$2,150
A natural petrified wood stump with beautiful earthy tones and unique fossilized wood patterns. Fully polished to reveal millions of years of geological history. Works as a side table, accent stool, pedestal, or sculptural statement piece.
$169
A stone serving tray that began as ancient timber and was fossilized over millennia beneath volcanic ash. Polished to a glass-like finish with raw organic edges—perfect as a serving board or display surface.
$169
A twelve-inch serving plate in fossilized stone with a polished top surface and raw organic edges. The preserved grain and mineral pockets make each piece unmistakably its own.
$139
Solid fossilized stone with a glass-like polished surface. Natural fissures and crystal pockets are marks of authentic ancient stone—no two pieces are ever alike.
$179
A naturally shaped stone plate where the organic edges have been left completely untouched. The polished top gleams with the grain patterns of wood that fossilized over twenty million years.
$2,980
A pair of natural petrified wood stumps with complementary earthy tones. Fully polished, each works independently as a side table, stool, or pedestal—together they create a cohesive, museum-quality arrangement.
$139
A generous ten-inch catchall bowl with polished interior and completely raw organic bark edge. Elegant enough for a vanity, substantial enough for keys, coins, and remotes.
$149
A fully polished stone bowl shaped from ancient fossilized timber. The smooth interior reveals intricate grain patterns preserved over millions of years—ideal for jewelry, keys, or small decorative objects.
$139
A stone plate with a glass-like polished top surface revealing ancient wood grain. The organic bark edges stay completely raw—a study in contrast between refinement and wild nature.
$269
An eighteen-inch stone serving plate with dramatic grain patterns. Sourced in Java, hand-cut and polished to a glass-like finish while raw bark edges remain completely natural and untouched.
$95
A compact six-inch ring bowl hand-cut from fossilized stone. The polished interior holds rings, earrings, or small trinkets while the raw organic edge frames them in twenty million years of natural history.
$349
A monumental twenty-inch platter with rich warm tones and dramatic grain. The polished top captures the full beauty of the ancient wood; the raw edge preserves its wild origin.
$1,950
A natural petrified wood stump with beautiful earthy tones in grey, black, and cream. Fully polished on all surfaces to reveal the complex fossil structure within. Suits Japandi, modern, or wabi-sabi interiors equally well.
$1,579
A tall petrified wood stump with warm cream, beige, and brown fossilized tones. Polished to reveal the detailed cellular structure of ancient wood. A commanding side table, pedestal, or accent piece.
$169
A nearly circular stone serving plate with a polished glass-like top and raw organic edges. Natural fissures and mineral pockets are marks of authenticity—inherent to twenty-million-year-old fossilized stone.
$169
A thirteen-inch stone plate with a polished top that catches light across the preserved grain. Crafted in Java, each piece is a one-of-a-kind slice through millions of years of natural history.
$169
Ancient fossilized timber hand-cut and polished to reveal rich stone tones. The raw organic edges preserve the tree's original bark silhouette—a serving plate millions of years in the making.
$1,479
A tall, slender petrified wood stump in cream, beige, red, and brown fossilized tones. At 22" high, it works beautifully as a plant pedestal, sculptural accent, or standalone art object.
$2,150
A natural petrified wood stump in grey, black, and natural stone tones. Fully polished on all surfaces, revealing the complex layered fossil structure within. A versatile piece that elevates any room.
$1,890
A substantial petrified wood stump in cream, beige, and brown tones. At 200 lbs, this fully polished piece commands any space—equally at home as a side table, stool, or sculptural focal point.
$1,650
A massive fossilized wood stump fully polished in cream, black, and brown tones. At 230 lbs it's genuinely structural—works as a stool, side table, or living sculpture. No two are alike.
$2,359
A matched pair of petrified wood stumps, each 18" high and 150 lbs. Fully polished in cream, black, and brown tones. Use together as flanking accent tables or as a sculptural pair in a living room or bedroom.
$1,432
A fully polished petrified wood stump in cream, black, and brown tones. The 150-lb mass makes it genuinely functional as a stool or side table, while the fossil surface makes it unmistakably art.
$259
A substantial thirteen-inch bowl hand-cut from fossilized stone. The polished top surface and raw organic bark edge create a dramatic contrast—ancient grain patterns preserved in glass-smooth stone.
$279
A seventeen-inch platter with the original tree rings still visible in the polished stone surface. Sourced and crafted in Java, the raw bark edge is left completely natural and untouched.
$349
Twenty inches of ancient fossil stone, polished to reveal the precise grain and rings of wood buried twenty million years ago. Raw bark edges frame the piece with an untouched organic border.
$289
A refined serving plate in polished fossilized stone. The seventeen-inch surface is ideal for cheese and charcuterie, decorative display, or as a statement piece on its own.
$1,650
A 233-lb petrified wood stump in cream, black, and brown stone tones. Fully polished on all surfaces, this piece carries the weight of twenty million years—and of anyone who sits on it.
$295
A twenty-inch stone platter with a polished top that captures every preserved ring and grain of the original tree. Raw edges left untouched; natural fissures and crystal pockets are marks of genuine ancient stone.
$109
A compact seven-inch stone bowl shaped from fossilized ancient timber. Polished smooth on top to reveal the grain; the organic edge remains raw. An accessible entry into the collection.
$45
The smallest piece in the collection—a six-inch plate hand-cut from fossilized stone. Polished top, raw organic edge. A gift-scale piece that still carries twenty million years of natural history.
$1,479
A natural fossilized stump with warm cream, beige, and brown tones. Fully polished finish, 160 lbs. Perfect for Japandi, rustic, modern, or wabi-sabi interiors—where ancient nature meets contemporary living.
$129
A solid stone serving dish with a polished top that reveals the exact grain of the original tree. Natural fissures and crystal pockets are inherent to the stone—each one a signature of its ancient origin.
$689
A rare matched pair of extra-large platters. These monumental pieces make a dramatic statement as dining centerpieces or display surfaces. Each originating from the same ancient volcanic forest in Java.
$139
Hand-cut from fossilized timber and polished to a smooth finish. The intricate grain patterns preserved in this seven-inch bowl tell the story of a tree that lived twenty million years ago and now sits on your shelf.