Japanese Suiseki Mountain Viewing Stone Furuya Kamuikotan Style Ikebana Modern Minimalist Display: Its architectural

Modern Minimalist Display: Its architectural shape makes it perfect for a mid-century modern or industrial-style shelf

accompanied by its original wooden tomobako (storage box)

it shows expected age-related wear including distortion

The painting depicts the Niga Byakudō-zu (White Path between Two Rivers)

3 inches Depth: 14cm / approx

Japanese Suiseki Mountain Viewing Stone Furuya Kamuikotan Style Ikebana Modern Minimalist Display: Its architecturalThis stone comes from the collection of a Japanese suiseki enthusiast. It was said to have been collected in Hokkaido, Japan, but the exact origin and stone type are unverified. Its dark grey black surface with pale natural vein like lines is reminiscent of Japanese Furuya stone or Kamuikotan style suiseki, but it is listed here simply as a Japanese suiseki mountain viewing stone. It features a horizontal orientation resembling a mountain landscape