"Komodo" Suiseki (New 7 Wonders of Nature)

Hi...
This is my "Komodo's Suiseki"..












The Best Ten Favourite, Bonsai and Suiseki Exhibition in Padalarang, West Java-Indonesia


The Best Ten Champion, Bonsai and Suiseki Show in Kudus, Central Java-Indonesia, October 18-27, 2012

hi,
the first stone is real for the top half (neck and head) and man made resin for the body, legs and tail yes ?

marcus watts wrote:hi,
the first stone is real for the top half (neck and head) and man made resin for the body, legs and tail yes ?

Thank you for your attention.
The first stone (komodo) actually from the head and the whole body are original stone (not any human made).
For its legs and tail it is made from wood covered by fiber.

Marson Antonius wrote:

marcus watts wrote:hi,
the first stone is real for the top half (neck and head) and man made resin for the body, legs and tail yes ?

Thank you for your attention.
The first stone (komodo) actually from the head and the whole body are original stone (not any human made).
For its legs and tail it is made from wood covered by fiber.

Dear IBC Members...
I need your opinion about how much is the price would be appropriate for this Suiseki Komodo.
Feel free to share what you think.
Thanks...

Hi Marson

You have a sharp eye for finding the stone....in this case, the comododragon.....The daiza look wellcrafted, and does deserve attention.
I think this kind of suiseki is very indonesian, and is mostly understood by people who live there....The price on a suiseki like this, would probably find the highest price in indonesia, or among comodofreaks....you can auction the stone,maybe on ebay, or keep it...it looks like it is dear to you....good luck with your stones.

Kind regrads Yvonne

I am totally agree with the fact that this kind of suiseki is mostly understood by indonesians, to me they don't inspire nothing, but very nices paper presses. I am relly sorry ... For exemple clawdy mountains, I see clowd but nowhere the mountain, the shape don't looks like a mountain TO ME.

Harria wrote:I am totally agree with the fact that this kind of suiseki is mostly understood by indonesians, to me they don't inspire nothing, but very nices paper presses. I am relly sorry ... For exemple clawdy mountains, I see clowd but nowhere the mountain, the shape don't looks like a mountain TO ME.

Thank you for your opinion. I agree with you about claudy mountain, the title should be "Claudy".
As i know, most of suiseki stone have shapes Landscape, very rare and difficult to find which has symbolic shapes.
I want to share a little information about my suiseki Komodo, i think it is not only well-known by Indonesian society.
It has declared as one of the world's 7 wonders of nature.
Dear IBC Members, how do you think about that?
Thank you...

Well, I would say that I was fortunatly not a member of jury.