AI Visualisation Notice: This listing contains AI Visualisations. Please refer to the original photographs for the actual object condition, colour, details and size. All AI Visualisations are clearly marked in the images. ⠀ A substantial Japanese suiseki viewing stone identified as an Ibigawa Yomogi Stone, presented on a custom-fitted wooden daiza. ⠀ The stone displays a powerful mountain-like formation composed of several rounded peaks, deep natural divisions and strongly weathered surfaces. ⠀ Its dark grey to greenish-grey colouring, natural cavities, fissures and rugged texture create the impression of a dramatic mountain range. ⠀ The front presents a particularly attractive landscape-like composition, with several distinct peaks rising above the wooden base. ⠀ The reddish-brown wooden daiza has been individually carved to follow the irregular underside of the stone and complements its natural form. ⠀ An old handwritten label attached to the underside of the daiza identifies the stone as “Ibigawa Yomogi Stone” (揖斐川 ヨモギ石). ⠀ Dimensions including wooden daiza: Approx. W 23 × D 13 × H 16 cm ⠀ Weight of stone: Approx. 3.86 kg ⠀ Total weight including wooden daiza: Approx. 4.08 kg ⠀ Material: Natural stone and wood ⠀ Condition: Good vintage condition. ⠀ The stone naturally contains fissures, cavities, irregular surfaces, mineral variations and weathered areas. These are natural characteristics of the stone and form part of its suiseki appearance. ⠀ The wooden daiza shows age-related wear, scratches and traces from old labels or tape on the underside. ⠀ There is also a small crack in the wooden daiza. It is limited in size and does not appear to be a large or serious structural crack. Please refer carefully to the photographs for its exact condition. ⠀ Please examine all original photographs for the actual colour, texture, condition and details of the stone and daiza. ⠀ Suiseki is the traditional Japanese art of appreciating naturally formed stones whose shapes suggest mountains, islands, cliffs and other natural landscapes. ⠀ Ibigawa stones are traditionally associated with the Ibi River region of central Japan and have long been appreciated within Japanese suiseki culture. ⠀ Shipping: The item will be carefully packed and shipped from Japan by FedEx or DHL with tracking. Import duties, VAT and other customs charges, if applicable, are the responsibility of the buyer.