Granulit from India

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Blossom White

Blossom White is a Chinese granite from Nanan in the province of Fujian, with a white to light grey base matrix and characteristic pink to burgundy garnet and mineral fields that the trade name “Plum Blossom” describes visually. A high-strength, frost-resistant granite for kitchen worktops, floor areas, stairs, façades, external paving and prestige interior and exterior architecture.

Granulit India 2.620 kg/m³
Available as: Slabs, Skirting, Tiles and flooring slabs

Other trade names: Bacca Bianca, Moon White, Plum Blossom White

About Blossom White

Blossom White is the short form, widespread in German-speaking markets, of the trade name “Plum Blossom White” — a classic Chinese granite from the Nanan quarry district in the south-east Chinese province of Fujian. Characteristic is a white to light grey, medium- to coarse-grained granitic matrix of quartz and feldspar, interspersed with fine black biotite speckles and — as its visual signature — numerous pink to burgundy mineral fields. These garnet- and iron-oxide-bearing inclusions recall the blossoms of a plum tree, which is what gave the material its poetic trade name. At ROSSITTIS we carry Blossom White for kitchen worktops, floor areas, staircases, façade claddings, external paving, plinth details, pool surrounds, fountain surrounds, wall claddings, vanity tops, mosaic work, fireplace surrounds, columns and project-specific special fabrications.

In stock

Current availability from our warehouse.

Technical data

Guide values for the stone type, taken from manufacturer and test reports. Natural stone is a natural product — individual batches and slabs can differ. For critical applications, request slab-specific test data.

Rohdichte 2.620 kg/m³
Druckfestigkeit 169,2 MPa
Biegezugfestigkeit 15,5 MPa
Wasseraufnahme 0,37 %

Finishes

Blossom White is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.

Poliert

Politur ist die klassischste Veredelung im Hartgesteinsegment — eine spiegelglatte, hochglänzende Oberfläche mit höchstmöglicher Farbintensität und maximaler Tiefenwirkung der Mineralstruktur. Als säurebeständiges Silikatgestein ist polierter Granit pflegeleicht und für Küchenarbeitsplatten, Wandverkleidungen und repräsentative Sichtflächen erste Wahl.

Satiniert

Die satinierte Oberfläche entsteht durch Bürsten, das weichere Minerale gezielt entfernt und der Fläche eine leichte Tiefe gibt. Mattes Erscheinungsbild mit subtiler Lichtreflexion und haptisch warmer Wirkung. Pflegeleicht, kratzunempfindlich und alltagstauglich — beliebte Alternative zur Politur in modernen Küchen und Wohnräumen.

Care & fabrication

As a Chinese granite, Blossom White can be maintained over the long term and cleaned without difficulty. For kitchen worktops, external paving and heavily used floor areas we recommend a silane- or polysiloxane-based sealer as protection against red wine, coffee, oil and tomato sauce — with a predominantly white material such as Blossom White, sealing is particularly sensible, since stains stand out visually more strongly on a light ground than on dark stones. Routine cleaning is done with a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner and a soft microfibre cloth or mop; clear water alone is almost always enough for daily care. You should avoid strongly alkaline heavy-duty cleaners, acidic products such as vinegar or citrus cleaners, and abrasive scouring pads. Outdoors, Blossom White is frost-resistant and tolerates de-icing salt — salt residues should be rinsed off with water in spring. We recommend refreshing the sealer every three to five years depending on exposure, more frequently for kitchen worktops and exposed external surfaces.

Frequently asked questions

What does the name “Blossom White” mean?

“Blossom White” is the short form of the full trade name “Plum Blossom White” — the plum blossom in the name is meant literally. The name describes the material's visual signature: the numerous pink to burgundy garnet and mineral fields on a white base matrix recall the blossoms of a plum tree. On the international market both designations — Blossom White and Plum Blossom White — are current and denote the same Chinese granite from Fujian.

Where is Blossom White quarried?

Blossom White comes from the quarry district around Nanan in the province of Fujian in south-east China. Fujian is one of China's most tradition-rich natural stone provinces and supplies an entire family of white and pink-toned granites to the international market. The province is also referred to as the “granite capital of China”.

Which surfaces are available for Blossom White?

The surface finishes available in stock are listed in the »Finishes« block on this page.

Is Blossom White suitable for kitchen worktops?

Very much so. With a compressive strength of 169.2 MPa, a water absorption of only 0.37 per cent and acid resistance within the normal application range, Blossom White copes with everyday cooking and water contact. Wine, lemon juice or vinegar leave no etch marks. Because of the light base colour we recommend particularly careful sealing, so that strongly colouring substances such as red wine, coffee or oil leave no visible marks on the light surface.

Is Blossom White frost-resistant?

Yes. With a water absorption of only 0.37 per cent, Blossom White is clearly within the frost-proof range according to DIN EN 12407. External paving, stairs, façades and pool surrounds in Blossom White last for decades without trouble in Central European climate zones, even under de-icing salt exposure.

Blossom White or a classic Indian white granite — what is the difference?

Classic Indian white granites such as Kashmir White, Colonial White or Imperial White often have a calmer, more even light-grey-and-white look with finer mineral markings. Blossom White from China, by contrast, is lighter in the ground and shows markedly more playful, stronger-charactered pink-red mineral markings. Anyone looking for a calm white granite for design-flexible applications is better served by the Indian varieties; for a more characterful white look with a playful colour signature, Blossom White is the more interesting choice.

How do I clean and care for Blossom White?

Routine care is done with a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner and a soft microfibre cloth — avoid acidic or strongly alkaline cleaners as well as abrasive pads. A silane- or polysiloxane-based sealer after installation is particularly advisable with a light material such as Blossom White; we recommend refreshing it every three to five years, more frequently for kitchen worktops.

Projects using Blossom White

Projects in which Blossom White has been used successfully.

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