Vintage Japanese Sajigawa Suiseki Viewing Stone "Amanohashidate" Tomobako SS234 Bamboo While the storage box label

While the storage box label mentions the 11th century

” The upper section depicts a hand-carved ski motif and the name “ヒコー印

It is a rare

Yamajawan is the bowl of the easy shape burnt from the KAMAKURA Era

active in Sapporo during the late 19th century

Vintage Japanese Sajigawa Suiseki Viewing Stone "Amanohashidate" Tomobako SS234 Bamboo While the storage box labelThis is an exceptional vintage Japanese "Suiseki" (viewing stone), highly prized by bonsai and scholar's rock collectors. This piece is a coveted "Sajigawa ishi" (stone from the Saji River in Tottori Prefecture, renowned for producing some of Japan's finest viewing stones). It is entirely natural and unprocessed ("Tennen Ubu"), shaped only by the forces of nature. The stone bears the poetic name (Mei) "Amanohashidate." This is a beautiful example of