Japanese Natural Chrysanthemum Stone Kikuka-seki Neodani Gifu with Daiza SS236 Incense or patina consistent with its

or patina consistent with its era

Please review the photos carefully to check the condition of the wood and surface

Structure: Multiple drawers of varying sizes for storage and organization

Lid hinges are cloud/flower-shaped openwork brass

Conclusion Owning a piece by Hasuda Shugoro is owning a part of Japanese modern art history

Japanese Natural Chrysanthemum Stone Kikuka-seki Neodani Gifu with Daiza SS236 Incense or patina consistent with itsThis is a natural Japanese viewing stone, known as Kikuka seki (chrysanthemum stone), originating from Neodani in Gifu Prefecture. The set includes the stone, a custom fitted wooden base (daiza), and a small wooden plaque denoting its origin. The stone features a prominent radial pattern of white and beige crystals on one side, naturally resembling a blooming chrysanthemum flower. The matrix rock exhibits varying shades of dark brown, grayish green,