philippine viewing stones/suiseki

hi sunip,
tnx,,i will make a daiza for this stone and post it again...

regards,,

sonny...

Helo Sonny.
As you know, on a daiza there is normally no water used in the pool of the stone.
How about a dark colored larger oval suiban with sand?
Sunip

sunip wrote:Helo Sonny.
As you know, on a daiza there is normally no water used in the pool of the stone.
How about a dark colored larger oval suiban with sand?
Sunip

yes i will look also a suiban,,tnx for your suggestion...

sonny,,,,

sancho6571 wrote:goodday ibc friends,,,

heres the pics of my mountain it is previously uploaded,,,


....now i put a feet on the daiza....




salamat po!!!

sancho6571

Hi Sancho

I think both photoquality and daiza have improved a lot...good job .
I look forward to see your next daiza.

Kind regards Yvonne

hi yvonne.,

thank you,,i am working now on my next daiza for for my new stone i will post the pix of it...

sonny,,,

hi ibc,
good day heres my pattern stone uncut,unpolished

photo #1

photo #2,bottom view


photo #3, side view


photo #4


photo #5

close up pix of a stone...

tnx and regards,,
sonny,,,

Hello Sonny,
Is this nice stone telling us the myths of the universe?
Sunip

hi sunip,
first time i saw this i was really really amaze,i told my self is this true? we all know about the fossills, but this one its all natural stone...by the way the size of the stone is (LxHxW) 5in x 3.75in x 2.75in.i acquired this stone from a friend a native here in the phil. he painted the stone with a varnish, i am panning to clean this and make a daiza,,im so excited to post this and share it with you all pls enjoy and think....is this a proof of a supreme being?

best regards,,
sonny

These are obviously fossilized shells imbedded in the material that eventually turned into stone. Nice way how they got exposed though.

good day to all,
i have here another pattern stone only a few pattern here so i decide to dig a hole on the stone to examine the material and base on my opinion its all natural stone,,heres the photo of the stone....




this stone and the previous stone owned by a friend whom i acquired this...
tnx,,
sonny

Hello
Drilling a hole?
What do you mean by natural stone?
Do you mean to say that those patterns are not fossils?
This is possible i think.
But when there are fossils in the stone it is a sedimentary stone,
sedimentary stones can change and become quit hard though.
When tectonic activity moves those sedimentary layers back,
deep down in the earth the enormous pressure crystallizes the stone, like chalk sedimentary becomes marble.
regards, Sunip

hi sunip,
hmmm yup i drill a hole on the stone,,tnx for the info i have to take the stone to one of my fellow member of our club here for further studies...

tnx.,,

sonny

hi ibc friends,
heres the picture of my pattern stone i previously uploaded, i clean the stone and washed the varnish,





regards,,
sonny...

Hi Sonny

It looks like you did a good job on this strange stone.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Sonny

It looks like you did a good job on this strange stone.

Kind regards Yvonne

thanks yvonne

sonny

Hello Sonny.
The stone is now definitely more living.
Now some natural yoseki would be lovely.
Sunip

sunip wrote:Hello Sonny.
The stone is now definitely more living.
Now some natural yoseki would be lovely.
Sunip

thanks sunip

regards,
sonny

hi ibc friends.,
found new pattern stones



regards to all,
sonny

good day every one,
just sharing my new stone its a plateau stone



tnx and good day...

Hi Sancho

It looks like a nice stone...can we see the stone from birdsview?.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Sancho

It looks like a nice stone...can we see the stone from birdsview?.

Kind regards Yvonne

hi yvonne tnx,,ok wait ill take a picture of that stone again...

regards
sancho

hi yvonne.,

heres another pic of the stone



regards,,
sonny

Hi Sonny

I find many stones with this shape...and I do not take them home, as the shape is not optimal for suiseki....please send me a photo from abowe ( look dawn at the stone), and I will draw what I find is important.

Kind regards Yvonne

hi yvonne,,

is it the right angle you want?



regards,,

sonny

Hi Sonny

Yes, this was the angle I wanted...
This stone is nice, as the two lines follow each other nicely....i would take this stone home also.

I looked to me like the front was rounded, and the backside was staight, wich is not nice.

The straight line in the front makes the stone come together.



Kind regards Yvonne...thanks for sharing