Natural Whetstone - Masamotozan Yamashiro Meito 1kg - Shavings and Scraps for Nagura, Small Pieces, Planer, Chisel, Carpenter's Tools, Kitchen Knives

Origin: [Former Jingoji Temple Territory] Kadono District, Yamashiro Province - Narutaki Village, Hiraoka Village (Shochū), Zenmyōji Village (Omoteura), Nakajima Village, etc.
[Current] Ukyō Ward, Kyoto City - Narutaki to Umegahata Mukainochi-chō, Okudono-chō, Shōbudani, Okisaka-chō (within the Takao area), etc.
(May contain a small amount of Iyo-to stone)
Raw Stone: Sedimentary Rock > Metamorphic Slate - Azinore Slate

?The cardboard size is 9 x 26cm, so you can get reasonably sized chips. Naturally, the number of chips will decrease if larger and thicker pieces are included.
?The density is around 2.4, so in terms of bulk, 1kg will be about 2.5 go (approx. 470ml).
?This is a mixed lot of rough stone chips and grinding waste from raw stones weighing over 1kg, which have been worked from unworked stones similar to the sample whetstones shown in the image.
?Recommended for specimens, small whetstones, very small whetstone chips, finding conodont fossils, or as material for Kyōmeina stones.
?We will assemble them with variations in color and origin as shown, but please note that there may be variations depending on the lot.
?If available, a piece of Iyo Meito from Karagawa Village will be included.
?We will pack them in a thick, tear-resistant bag and ship them in a box with thickness restrictions, so they may break during transport.
?However, since these are chips and grinding waste from rough stones that have been split and worked from raw stones, they are unlikely to break unless they are extremely thin.

?If you require detailed information including origin and specific details, please purchase this product and then separately request
#OriginSortingService.
In this case, we will arrange them so that the origin or specific details do not overlap as much as possible, so please allow up to 7 business days.