Kiban Stone, Shape Not Specified, Approx. 1kg
Kibanseki (Shining Plate Stone) is a plate-shaped layout stone whose surface sparkles depending on the angle of light.
The basic layout method is simply to stack the stones. Although it may seem like an unusual material at first glance, anyone can easily achieve a powerful, professional-level layout just by stacking them.
Simply stacking them can create dynamic rock formations that resemble exposed strata, or fantastical layouts reminiscent of ancient ruins.
The thin, flat shape also allows for overhanging rock formations that are difficult to achieve with other layout stones, which is another excellent feature of Kibanseki.
In addition to the basic stacking arrangement, you can insert them perpendicular or at an angle to the substrate, or stack them diagonally to create hollows, allowing for endless arrangements depending on how you combine them.
It is also ideal for attaching moss. You can wrap moss around it using fishing line, just like you would with tiles.
Unlike tiles, these are natural stones, so their edges are not always at right angles and come in various shapes. Their natural shapes, lacking an artificial feel, are attractive for use as a material for attaching moss.
The thin, flat stones are also perfect for basking spots for turtles.
?? As these are natural stones, there will be variations in shape and color. Please understand this in advance.
?? Maximum side length: 5-10 cm
?? Thickness: 0.5-3 cm
?? Country of Origin: Japan
The basic layout method is simply to stack the stones. Although it may seem like an unusual material at first glance, anyone can easily achieve a powerful, professional-level layout just by stacking them.
Simply stacking them can create dynamic rock formations that resemble exposed strata, or fantastical layouts reminiscent of ancient ruins.
The thin, flat shape also allows for overhanging rock formations that are difficult to achieve with other layout stones, which is another excellent feature of Kibanseki.
In addition to the basic stacking arrangement, you can insert them perpendicular or at an angle to the substrate, or stack them diagonally to create hollows, allowing for endless arrangements depending on how you combine them.
It is also ideal for attaching moss. You can wrap moss around it using fishing line, just like you would with tiles.
Unlike tiles, these are natural stones, so their edges are not always at right angles and come in various shapes. Their natural shapes, lacking an artificial feel, are attractive for use as a material for attaching moss.
The thin, flat stones are also perfect for basking spots for turtles.
?? As these are natural stones, there will be variations in shape and color. Please understand this in advance.
?? Maximum side length: 5-10 cm
?? Thickness: 0.5-3 cm
?? Country of Origin: Japan
Category
Gravel, Stone & Railroad Ties
Condition
New/unused
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