Gravel Stone, Natural Stone for Moss Terrarium/Aquarium, One-of-a-Kind, Approx. 27cm (092)
■Sazare-ishi (Calcareous Breccia) 092 / Natural stone weighing 5.45kg, dimensions approx. Length 26.8cm x Depth 23.1cm x Height 12.5cm
About this item:
Sazare-ishi is formed when limestone dissolves in rainwater and other elements (such as calcium carbonate) act as a cement, binding surrounding pebbles together to form 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 sazare-ishi no iwa to narite... (small pebbles grow into boulders...) from the national anthem refers to this stone.
- This is a rare natural stone with a unique 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 landscaping) or suiseki (viewing stones), or it can be made more attractive by allowing moss to grow on its surface.
- There may be slight differences in color and shade between the photos and the actual product.
*The front and back in the photos are for convenience and placement. (The first and last images show the front and back. The other images show the front from four directions and from directly above.)
About Shipping:
- Shipping will be within 2-3 business days of your order.
- We take the utmost care in packaging, but some surface stones or sand may peel off due to impact during transportation.
#sazareishi #smallstones #calcareousbreccia #bonseki #suiseki #gardeningstone #moss #mossterrarium #naturalstone #gemstone #rawstone #powerstone
About this item:
Sazare-ishi is formed when limestone dissolves in rainwater and other elements (such as calcium carbonate) act as a cement, binding surrounding pebbles together to form 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 sazare-ishi no iwa to narite... (small pebbles grow into boulders...) from the national anthem refers to this stone.
- This is a rare natural stone with a unique 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 landscaping) or suiseki (viewing stones), or it can be made more attractive by allowing moss to grow on its surface.
- There may be slight differences in color and shade between the photos and the actual product.
*The front and back in the photos are for convenience and placement. (The first and last images show the front and back. The other images show the front from four directions and from directly above.)
About Shipping:
- Shipping will be within 2-3 business days of your order.
- We take the utmost care in packaging, but some surface stones or sand may peel off due to impact during transportation.
#sazareishi #smallstones #calcareousbreccia #bonseki #suiseki #gardeningstone #moss #mossterrarium #naturalstone #gemstone #rawstone #powerstone
Category
Gravel, Stone & Railroad Ties
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Gifu
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