Iyo-Meito is "Ajisai"
Purple pottery stone is rarely mined.
The craftsman called it "Ebikazura", but Ebikazura often has many cracks that can cause the metal to peel off.
The mud is a light pink color and smells like potatoes when removed.
This specimen has a light purple color among shrimp vines, and has a sharpening feel similar to that of a top-quality white whetstone.
It is a rare gem of a piece.
The grain size feels coarse, but the sharpening marks are shallow and create a clean cutting edge.
The art of natural whetstones, where the sharpening sensation and the actual results are completely opposite
When wet, it turns a beautiful light purple color.
The sharpening sensation is very smooth and sharpening becomes fun just by using it.
978g 190/70/30mm
Iyo-Meito is "Ajisai"
Purple pottery stone is rarely mined.
The craftsman called it "Ebikazura", but Ebikazura often has many cracks that can cause the metal to peel off.
The mud is a light pink color and smells like potatoes when removed.
This specimen has a light purple color among shrimp vines, and has a sharpening feel similar to that of a top-quality white whetstone.
It is a rare gem of a piece.
The grain size feels coarse, but the sharpening marks are shallow and create a clean cutting edge.
The art of natural whetstones, where the sharpening sensation and the actual results are completely opposite
When wet, it turns a beautiful light purple color.
The sharpening sensation is very smooth and sharpening becomes fun just by using it.
978g 190/70/30mm
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