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Yazd Brown Porphyry

Reviving Heritage, Engineering for Tomorrow

Stone has always been celebrated for its timeless elegance, but few materials command the historical prestige and modern resilience of Porphyry. Renowned for its distinctive, rich olive, Red, and Brown (along with its unique brown tones), this extraordinary natural stone has been prized since Imperial Rome for monumental architecture and enduring public spaces.

Engineered by nature to withstand the harshest environments, Porphyry possesses exceptional structural integrity. Its unique composition makes it exceptionally well-suited for flamed and textured finishes, creating high-friction, slip-resistant surfaces ideal for demanding outdoor spaces. Completely unaffected by extreme freeze-thaw cycles and heavy wear, it stands as the ultimate choice for high-traffic and exterior applications.

Key Features & Benefits:

  • Exceptional Durability: Highly resistant to friction, abrasion, and heavy loads.
  • Weatherproof: Fully immune to freezing, thawing, and thermal shock.
  • Versatile Finishes: Available in customized textures including scratch, sandblast, grooved, and flame.

Applications & Usage:

  • Landscaping & Urban Design: Paving, pathways, plazas, and streetscapes.
  • Exterior & Interior Architecture: Elegant facades, striking flooring, grand pillars, and architectural columns.
  • Functional Spaces: Garages, ramps, driveways, steps, and pool surrounds.
  • Design Accents: Sculptures, custom fireplaces, and luxury interior features.

Bring the legacy of timeless stone and unmatched durability to your next architectural or landscape project with Porphyry from Iran Stone.

Chemical Analysis(Red & Brown) Physical Analysis (Red & Brown)
SiO2:                                   72.04%
Al2O3:                                 17.41%
Fe2O3:                                  3.11%
CaO:                                     0.27%
Dry Compressive Strength:         1300 Kg/cm2
Wet Compressive Strength:         1150 kg/cm2
Water absorption:                       0.3%
Density:                                     2.66 kg/cm2
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