What are Tumi Ishi Wood Rocks?
Tumi Ishi wood rocks are an open-ended wood toy that will provide hours of relaxing, and challenging fun. These handmade blocks are great for boosting focus, and attention, and for promoting creativity
Tumi Ishi wood rocks are handmade and unique (no two blocks are the same). The blocks measure approximately 2 to 4 inches, and the weight of each block varies depending on the wood species
- Product name: Tumi Ishi Wood Rock
- Color: Natural wood color
- Material: Pine Wood
- Shape and Size: Random
- Type: Other Educational Toys
- Usage: Relax and Educate
We are supplier and exporter of all Types of Granites.
We can supply Premium Grade to commercial grade. Size and surface and sides finishes can be customized. Finishes: Mirror, Matte, Flame finish etc. Slabs: Length- 6 to 9, width: 2 to 3, thickness:18mm (+/-1) Tiles: 45x45cm, 60x45,x60x60cm in 10mm. Any other sizes can be customize. Edge finish as per your requirement.
Quartz is one of the most well-known minerals on the earth with numerous uses. Sand, which is composed of tiny Quartz pebbles, is the primary ingredient for the manufacture of glass. We feel pride in introducing ourselves as a leading Quartz Lumps Exporters from India. Mineral-grade packaging is provided for safe and easy delivery of Quartz Lumps. We welcome orders from Middle East, East Asian and several other countries and ensure timely shipment.
Applications :
It is used as an abrasive for sandblasting, grinding glass and cutting of soft stones. Quartz powder is also used in ceramic tiles along with feldspar.
Our premium collection of tiles from sleek matt and glossy finishes to intricate carved designs. Whether it's porcelain, ceramic, vitrified, or wall tiles, we offer the perfect blend of durability and style for every floor and wall.
Our premium collection of tiles from sleek matt and glossy finishes to intricate carved designs. Whether it's porcelain, ceramic, vitrified, or wall tiles, we offer the perfect blend of durability and style for every floor and wall.
