Suiseki & Scholars Stones
 Waterfall Suiseki
 
This section will be ready in July
There will be around 60 Suiseki for sale.

 

 

 




This amazing uncut Japanese Taki Suiseki-Waterfall Stone, with a wide rushing waterfall from a mountain lake, can also be used in a Suiban . We made this very special Daiza in a piece of 150 year old mahogany for alternative display. £800



 

Striated Suiseki, Loch Morar Scotland. Daiza by Sean Smith. £210
 

Wonderful split rock with a hidden waterfall. Uncut base and Daiza made to fit in Walnut

Collected in Skye, Scotland

£375


A superb  and very large Mountain Plateau stone with a waterfall on one side. This could have a daiza but I think it looks better in a Suiban £450


Delta Suiseki. A suiseki that has different colours that remind the viewer of a series of rivers running into a delta. Viewed from above, an excellent choice for a desk or display. The stand was made specially for this unique Suiseki. £425


Mountain Suiseki displayed in a Antique Japanese Suiban.

The Suiseki is £325 and the Suiban is £450


 

 

Doha Suiseki-Skye

 

Mountain stone with waterfall Indonesia £180

Large Raw Jade collected in South Island New Zealand. Daiza GB £650

 


 


 

Long Mountain Range multiple waterfalls-Liguria Italy. Daiza made specially for this Suiseki by Gerry Brasswell. £1200

 

Unique Suiseki from California.
Waterfalls tumble down the fronts.

Clear Creek California was a little known but excellent Suiseki hunting ground kept a secret for a long time because  of the beautiful "veined" serpentine stones that were occasionally found there. Collecting is no longer allowed in this area.
 
These two are about 6" long with walnut Daizas.

Each stone is £235 including post. Two are offered for £450,

 

 



 

 

 

Red Mountain. A simple and beautifully natural coloured Jade green Susieki from California. The stone is indeed green but this is a deposit of red jasper on the surface of the stone and which is very rare.

5 1/4" long x 2 1/2" tall

Padouk wood daiza slightly stained bark so you can still see the red of the Padouk wood coming through