got any holes?

here's one of mine, meet "holy moses"
will you please share one of yours

Hi Stonener

Your stone looks like it has a nice texture.I would like to know how big it is.....

I have seen you have a nice jitta, and a pillow, and have taken the step further, to present viewingstones or suiseki....
So, why have you decided to show us this stone this plain way, when it is not needed.

Kind regards Yvonne

Thank You Ms Yvonne,
for your interesting question.
I am making a daiza,
and then will post results,
as you have done in the past,
I have been inspired...
3.5"x4.5"x2"

Hi Stonener

I will look forward to see your daisas . They will give your stones the recognition as a suiseki they deserves.
A daisa for the stones, is the best way to keep the stone safe.

Remember, in the end of the carvings, only to remove 1/4 mm at the time . Take your time, and enjoy.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hi Stonener,
One i found 30 years ago in Denmark, so this one is also for Yvonne.
(Sorry for the bad picture and setting)

Sunip

Hi Sunip

Thanks for sharing....
This kind of stone, I see all the time, when I am by the beach, searching for stones.
lovely to see it honoured by you.

kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Sunip

Thanks for sharing....
This kind of stone, I see all the time, when I am by the beach, searching for stones.
lovely to see it honoured by you.

kind regards Yvonne

Yes we have more holes then stone over here

Serious, we have a lott of that kind here in Denmark, some collect them to put them on strings, or hang them in trees

Peter

Hi,
It's from Mons Kliff.
So this is thé outstanding suiseki material of Denmark,
you must have some nice examples in your collection?
Sunip

Hi Sunip

Up to now, have I only found 3 flintstones I liked, and who did not have fairly new chips....and they are all of the yellow type, with old patina.
I hope to show them on my tread, with my danish stones much later.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hello Again Sunip,
had not considered before,
was blind, but now I see,
Thank You Again...


I'm told my stone is black jasper,
from the Eel River, Northern California

Awesome stone, of good quality.
I prefer the last two ways of displaying the stone......find a good suiban, or a shallow bonsaipot, and cover the holes .

Kind regards yvonne

Hey Landerloos,
one picture=thousand words,
got any you can share?...

stonener wrote:Hey Landerloos,
one picture=thousand words,
got any you can share?...

No, didnt bother to keep them
I am not yet into stones for real, maybe because I did collect fossils for many years

I am getting one suiseki though, the one Yvonne made a daiza for.

Peter

Hello Stonener ,
Yes , I agree with everyone , Your awesome stone and good quality ... We can find it in a good SUIBAN , or a good DAIZA ...
Thank you very much .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

Sup? Hung,
My friend the problem is:
I like the head shape most, but!
in a daiza or suiban the image is lost,
as landscape mountain no appeal!
Ms Yvonne's interesting question,
of why not? jiita & pillow comes full circle,
So again, after all is said and done,
I still think! "less is more!"...

Stonener

Did you just show us more than less ?

Kind regards Yvonne

Yes Ms Yvonne,
I have shown more, as you say!...

Hello Stonener ,
I am wait to listen to her opinion Yvonne ...
Meanwhile , spetra and representation your hindmost that my ... also seen being beautiful ( " Holy Moses " )
You succeeded ... Bravo !!!
Thank you.
Sincerey ,
Hưng - Trần .

Thank's to you Sunip
rediscovered in my yard,
you lead I'll follow,
jasper, Ca river,
7"x5.5"x3"
"Window Ridge"...

Hi all,

Sunip

Hi all,

Sunip

Hello,
Here same stone with a different angle.

Sunip

Hi all
Same stone upright.

Sunip

Hi,
There are a few holes in the top but on the picture one can not really look through them, i hope this counts Stonener?

Sunip

Hello,
Here one can not see through the hole either from the front but i managed to get some light trough it.
All stones are quite small.
Sorry for the display as i have no nice suibans or daizas for it.

Regards, Sunip