The second piece is a broken ironstone nodule (80mm) that reminds me of a mountain on fire.
The last piece of chert stands (150mm) on a flat base and shows a rugged coastal cliff face.
Weekend Suiseki Fix
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Weekend Suiseki Fix
Here are some stones I found today while reviewing recent finds. The first suiseki stone is a 120mm pieceof petrified wood that stands by itself naturally and portrays a peasant woman grieving or washing clothes.
The second piece is a broken ironstone nodule (80mm) that reminds me of a mountain on fire.
The last piece of chert stands (150mm) on a flat base and shows a rugged coastal cliff face.
The second piece is a broken ironstone nodule (80mm) that reminds me of a mountain on fire.
The last piece of chert stands (150mm) on a flat base and shows a rugged coastal cliff face.
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Re: Weekend Suiseki Fix
Your finds are always fascinating. Thanks for sharing them!
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