Mahogany Obsidian Rough - Dark Smoky Variant from Glass Butte oolitic areas The name “Tahoma” comes from

The name “Tahoma” comes from the Indigenous name for Mount Rainier

This San Carlos Agate rough showcases vivid orange moss agate combined with fascinating tube botryoidal formations along the top

• Dimensions: 109mm x 100mm x 6mm (Inches - 4

Each slab or rough cut reveals stunning natural artwork

The generous size offers strong cabbing potential or makes a striking display piece showcasing this sought-after Oregon plume agate

Mahogany Obsidian Rough - Dark Smoky Variant from Glass Butte oolitic areas The name “Tahoma” comes fromOld stock cutting rough chunk of what appears to be a dark smoky mahogany obsidian variant from Glass Butte, Oregon. Sourced from an old stock collection of Glass Butte material. Personally I have never seen this exact type before it shows very dark mahogany mixed with black obsidian. Looking closely, the material is quite gorgeous and could open up significant creative possibilities for cabbing or carving. SPECIFICATIONS Material: Natural Tri Flow