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brown broken rubble natural stone with mortar joints forming an irregular rustic wall pattern

Brown Broken Rubble Stone

Stone Natural
Brown Broken Rubble Stone is a free stone natural texture for 3D artists (a 1200x923 image), repeating every 600 × 600 cm in the real world. Free for personal and commercial use, with no attribution required.

This texture shows irregular broken rubble stones in various shades of brown with visible rough surfaces and mortar joints. The natural stone pattern creates an organic, rustic look suitable for walls.

Filename
timberwolf-craft-broken-rubble-d-56429.jpg
Resolution
1200x923
File size
425 KB
Size (one repetition)
600 × 600 cm
Format
image/jpeg
Uploaded
2026-09-18
Views / Downloads
42 / 22
broken rubble brown stone exterior wall irregular stones mortar joints natural stone organic pattern rough stone rustic wall stone cladding
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✅ Free for personal and commercial use. No attribution required.

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Frequently asked questions

What size is one repeat of this texture?

One repetition of this map measures about 600 × 600 cm in the real world — map it at that size for true scale. The same figure is in the JSON API as world_size (millimetres).

What is a stone natural texture like this used for?

Stone Natural surfaces like this suit architectural visualisation, interiors, product rendering and game environments — anywhere the material has to read correctly at close range. The Stone cladding guide guide covers the practical details.

Is it free for commercial use, and do I need to credit 360into?

Yes — free for personal and commercial use, no attribution required (a link back is always appreciated).

Is it seamless, and how do I download it?

It is designed to tile without a visible seam — check the repeated preview above. Download it with the button on this page, or via its stable direct URL.