Paving that has had its edges cut with a hammer and chisel. As the name suggests, hand-cut paving involves a professional worker dressing the edges of the paving stone manually.
Creating the finish involves splitting the stone with a chisle, cutting it into sizes, and then manually dressing it with tools. It is a deliberately rough process, leaving behind a textured edging with varied thicknesses. The result is that the entire stone now looks more in line with the surface of the stone, and therefore more natural-looking and unprocessed.