Perhaps your first suiseki? This Abegawa stone comes from the Abe river in Shizuoka prefecture, Japan and would be classified as a mountain stone, or more specifically a Mt. Fuji stone as it bears some resemblance to the famous mountain.

Perhaps it's most useful feature is it's diminuitive size, perfectly suitable for a mame display. The bottom is cut, and whilst this is generally considered less attractive than a natural stone, it does make it easy to pair with a shallow suiban, such as those shown in the pictures.

The daiza has been handmade from wood for this stone, it is a relatively simple one but pairs well with it.

Size: 115 x 48 x 35mm (4½ x 1⅞ x 1⅜ in)

SKU: 25030

Condition: Excellent, signs of surface treatment, no damage.

The suiban (glazed ceramic trays) shown are for illustrative purposes, not included in sale.

Source: Abegawa - Abe River, Japan

The Abe river is in Shizuoka prefecture, originating somewhere between Oyamine, Hachikōrei and Abe Pass, and travelling 53.km to Suruga Bay. It is a well known source of waterfall and mountain stones, and Iron round stones.