Rough-hewn (adjective)

Having a rough or unpolished surface, appearance, or manner.

Origin:

Early 19th century, from rough + hewn.

Examples:

1. The rough-hewn logs were stacked neatly against the wall.
2. The rough-hewn stone of the fireplace gave the room a rustic charm.
3. The rough-hewn planks of the barn were worn and weathered.
4. The rough-hewn personality of the cowboy was a stark contrast to the polished businessman.
5. The rough-hewn speech of the politician was a sign of their sincerity.