What is it?
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Re: What is it?
It looks very much like water worn limestone to me. Similar in character to Lake Taihu stones. Try viewing it from every angle and turning it upside down before deciding on what sort of daiza to carve for it. Nice find.
Kev Bailey- Admin
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Hi...Thanks for sharing good character for the stone,Kev is right pls take several angle and a bit good lighting.Im sure lots of people who are authority will give opinoin for your daiza..happy stone collecting
Regards,
Alex
Regards,
Alex
ogie- Member
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Roughly, I like Kev's idea of considering a heavier ("cloud") head and narrow foot. Avoid any obvious break on the front or top surface as well as stains or clay adhesion. Perhaps, something along this direction...
Chris Cochrane- Member
Re: What is it?
Chris Cochrane wrote:Roughly, I like Kev's idea of considering a heavier ("cloud") head and narrow foot. Avoid any obvious break on the front or top surface as well as stains or clay adhesion. Perhaps, something along this direction...
Dear Chris, thank you for your opineon.
On the front surface there is not clay, but sandstone inclusion.
sgs- Member
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Dear Peterbrod, thank you for your help.
It is interesting angle for suiseki.
It is interesting angle for suiseki.
sgs- Member
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I love Chris's suggestion. That is exactly what I had hoped it might become.
Here's mine
and how daiza for the Chinese scholar stone style can look
Here's mine
and how daiza for the Chinese scholar stone style can look
Kev Bailey- Admin
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Dear mrs. experts!
Thank you very much for your help for my questions!
I will present other stones than create daiza.
Thank you very much for your help for my questions!
I will present other stones than create daiza.
sgs- Member
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