A striking Japanese Suiseki from the Abe River, this stone presents a powerful mountainous form combined with a rare natural feature resembling a waterfall scene. The composition is highly expressive: a dominant peak rises sharply, while a contrasting white mineral vein flows through the stone, evoking cascading water. The naturally formed hole further enhances the landscape impression, suggesting a cave or water passage—an element highly appreciated among advanced Suiseki collectors. The surface shows rich aging and natural texture, with fine lines and weathering that testify to its authenticity. This is not a decorative stone, but a true naturally formed viewing stone shaped by time and nature. Mounted on a fitted wooden base (daiza), the piece is immediately ready for display in a tokonoma, bonsai setting, or as a refined Zen interior object. Highlights Rare waterfall (taki-ishi) composition Natural hole adding depth and narrative Strong mountain silhouette with dynamic balance Genuine Abe River origin, valued among collectors Condition Good vintage condition with natural wear, minor scratches, and surface aging consistent with age. Please refer to the photos for full details. Dimensions (including base) Width: approx. 13.5 cm Depth: approx. 7.5 cm Height: approx. 10 cm