A striking remnant of ancient tropical life, this large Fossil Palm slab offers both geological significance and sculptural presence. Formed during the Paleogene period—specifically the Eocene epoch, around 56 to 33.9 million years ago—this piece preserves the mineralized structure of a prehistoric palm in exquisite cross-section.

The slab reveals a dramatic contrast: a deep, almost inky black interior at its core, surrounded by soft, earthy gradients of cream, ochre, and pale beige. Fine radial patterns and subtle organic textures speak to the original plant structure, now transformed through millions of years of fossilization into stone. Natural fissures and variations enhance its authenticity, making each angle visually engaging.

Sourced from Indonesia, a region known for its rich fossil deposits, this specimen is substantial in both scale and weight—measuring 41 × 35 × 5 cm and weighing 12.3 kg. Its presence is quietly commanding, equally suited to a curated interior, a collector’s cabinet, or as a focal decorative object.

Mounted on a minimalist metal stand, it balances raw natural history with refined display, inviting close inspection while holding its own as a sculptural piece.