Natural Aquarium Driftwood - This year's coolest, extra-large branch wood - Boiled and confirmed to sink

I know it might be a bit early, but... this is amazing! It's incredibly cool!! That's why I've rated it as top-level for this year. As you can see. I've taken many photos, so please take a look.
*There are photos taken with a ruler. Please refer to those for size.

??About the driftwood
This driftwood was purchased from a shop and has been treated by an amateur over time to remove tannins and confirmed to sink.
[Treatment Process]
Washing with water and brushing
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Soaking in water with baking soda for about 2 weeks (water changed regularly)
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Boiling (sinkability confirmed during this process)
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Drying and brushing

I strive for careful work, but there may be some sand or dirt that cannot be completely removed from the driftwood.
Also, as it is a natural product, there may be cracks, scratches, or splits.

Recommended for interior decoration, and for keeping reptiles and amphibians.

?Please use at your own risk if using underwater or with living creatures such as in aquariums.
?The driftwood has been dried after sinkability was confirmed, so it will not sink immediately. Please treat it to sink (if you are having trouble with sinking methods, please feel free to consult me. I will help you within the scope of my experience).
?To make it easier to imagine the driftwood's layout, I have included images from as many angles as possible. Images of the driftwood not standing on its own are also included.
?To keep the price as low as possible, we may use recycled cardboard for shipping.

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