Gravel (Limestone breccia W13.5cm/D10.6cm/H7.1cm) sz050
■Sazare-ishi (Calcareous Breccia) sz050 / Natural stone weighing 0.7kg, dimensions approximately L 13.5cm x D 10.6cm x H 7.1cm
＜About this product＞
Sazare-ishi are stones formed when limestone dissolves in rainwater and other elements (such as calcium carbonate) act as a cement, binding surrounding pebbles into a large mass. Its scientific name is calcareous breccia, a type of sedimentary rock, and it is a stone like a crystal of time formed over many years.
The phrase from the national anthem, Sazare-ishi no iwao to narite... (Until pebbles grow into boulders...), refers to this type of stone.
?This is a rare natural stone, unique in shape, produced around Mt. Ibuki, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, located on the border of Gifu and Shiga prefectures.
?It can be used as a decorative stone as is, such as for bonseki (tray landscapes) or suiseki (viewing stones), or it can be made more attractive by cultivating moss on its surface.
?There may be slight differences in color tone and shading between the photos and the actual product.
?The front and back shown in the photos are for convenience of presentation.
＜About Shipping＞
?Shipping will be within 2-3 business days of your order.
?While we take the utmost care in packaging, some surface stones or sand may detach due to impact during transportation.
#sazareishi #finegravel #calcareousbreccia #bonseki #suiseki #gardeningstone #moss #mossterrarium #naturalstone #gemstone #rawstone
＜About this product＞
Sazare-ishi are stones formed when limestone dissolves in rainwater and other elements (such as calcium carbonate) act as a cement, binding surrounding pebbles into a large mass. Its scientific name is calcareous breccia, a type of sedimentary rock, and it is a stone like a crystal of time formed over many years.
The phrase from the national anthem, Sazare-ishi no iwao to narite... (Until pebbles grow into boulders...), refers to this type of stone.
?This is a rare natural stone, unique in shape, produced around Mt. Ibuki, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, located on the border of Gifu and Shiga prefectures.
?It can be used as a decorative stone as is, such as for bonseki (tray landscapes) or suiseki (viewing stones), or it can be made more attractive by cultivating moss on its surface.
?There may be slight differences in color tone and shading between the photos and the actual product.
?The front and back shown in the photos are for convenience of presentation.
＜About Shipping＞
?Shipping will be within 2-3 business days of your order.
?While we take the utmost care in packaging, some surface stones or sand may detach due to impact during transportation.
#sazareishi #finegravel #calcareousbreccia #bonseki #suiseki #gardeningstone #moss #mossterrarium #naturalstone #gemstone #rawstone
Category
Gravel, Stone & Railroad Ties
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Gifu
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