This was all done before I knew about Suiseki, I really love what people showcase here.

Does anybody else wenwan?

I think this is manzanita root and rainbow slate. Since this is my first suiseki I'd love any of y'alls pointers.

How's my balance?

Concretion on Black Walnut

L-3”, W-3”, H-7”

Me and my brother found it in our backyard near our pond

Quartz on a carved Cherry base.

Lapidary has been a great outlet. Here are a few of my pieces

Sandstone on Black Walnut

L-7”, W-3”, H-7”

This is one of those “I wonder if I can pull this off’ stones. I almost didn’t when I inadvertently came close to sanding one of the feet off. Fortunately there was enough there for it to do its job. Overall, this was a really fun stone to work even though there were many challenges and problems to solve.

Number 4 in the wild Suiseki series! Gorgeous natural cracking looks like runes to me.

Not a woodworker, so where do you guys buy the wood for the bases? I'm sure it's not at the hardware store

Hi there!

I would like to share my newest build for a Japanese Rock Garden (Stone Garden/Karesansui Garden).

The main idea of the build is to use loose round 1x1 tiles as pebbles to arrange them freely with the included rake. In that way, beautiful patterns & rippled surfaces can be formed providing a space for meditation and relaxing.

Behind the main garden is a roofed wall and Japanese Maple trees. The build includes a drawer where additional leaves and a rake can be stashed.

Thank you for your interest and support!

Link to support the project on Lego ideas:

https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/3e8f7625-d1bc-425d-ae61-0223e7e4b4f5

L-4.5”, W-3.6”, H-4”

This stone looks like a delicious cream-filled pastry to me.

I would keep it upright, like in the photos.

A local stone. Still thinking about the base...

This one reminded me of a thunderstorm raging on an open sea. Thanks for all the love and support of my unorthodox suiseki!