Volcanic Slate Bench

Carved from solid slate and shaped by hand, the Volcanic Slate Bench is a bold expression of material and form. Its textured top and rugged, sculptural legs reflect the stone’s raw origin—celebrating weight, imperfection, and permanence rather than polish.

Designed to feel grounded and elemental, this slate bench works effortlessly across spaces. Place it in a foyer as a statement seat, style it along a wall indoors, or use it in covered patios and transitional zones where materiality matters. The deep black tone and organic surface lend quiet drama without feeling imposing.

Handmade in India by skilled artisans, each bench is shaped individually, allowing the stone’s natural texture and variation to guide the final form. No two pieces are ever identical—each carries its own marks, contours, and character.

Key Details

• Dimensions: Approx. 180 × 40 × 42 cm

• Material: Natural Slate

• Colour: Black (natural variation expected)

• Finish: Hand-textured stone surface

• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted in India

Additional Information

• Customisation: Available upon request

• Made to Order: 30–45 days lead time

• Transport: Additional charges apply

• Assistance: +91 8780165583

Why We Love It

• Raw Materiality: A bench that lets stone remain unapologetically stone.

• Architectural Presence: Strong lines and mass create visual anchor points in a space.

• Timeless Form: Designed to outlast trends and age naturally over time.

Care & Maintenance

Slate is a natural stone and should be handled with care.

• Clean with a soft, damp cloth using water or mild detergent

• Dry immediately after cleaning

• Avoid abrasive, acidic, or harsh cleaners

• Do not allow liquids to soak

• Not dishwasher safe

Natural Variations & Handmade Craftsmanship

Each Popyuli slate piece is handcrafted from natural stone. Variations in texture, colour, surface markings, and minor natural fissures are inherent to slate and part of its character. Slight differences in size and finish are expected and embraced. Exact replication is neither possible nor intended.