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Tag Archives: Jerry Braswell
Murphy-fest!!!
A friend and I went on a hunt for small Murphys Stones and I hit the jackpot! Murphys Stones are an unusual combination of two types of stone, limestone (grey color) and quartz ( brown or orange color) found near … Continue reading
“Petroglyph” Stone
This is the “Petroglyph Stone” I found with it’s new daiza. It is a red jasper natural flat bottom mountain stone with quartz inclusions that look like Native American petroglyphs. When I think of ‘Native Americans” I think of the … Continue reading
Posted in "Petroglyph" Stone
Tagged birds eye, daiza, Daizamaking, Eel River Stones, jasper, Jerry Braswell, Myrtle wood, Native American, Native American petroglyphs, Natural Daiza, Petroglyph, picture stone, rock art, rock collecting, Rock hunt, spalted, stone art, stone collecting, Stone hunt, suiseki, viewing stones
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Making a Coastal Arch Stone Daiza
Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area in California, I always loved taking my motorcycle on a ride to the coast! The smell of the ocean, winding roads and the coastal landscape always appealed to me. Near Santa Cruz, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged daiza, Daizamaking, Jerry Braswell, Murphys suiseki, viewing stones
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NEW FACEBOOK GROUP!
Hey Friends! Just wanted to let everyone know that I have started a “Viewing Stone Appreciation” group on Facebook! Join up and share photos of your favorite stones and stone related things and comment on other enthusiasts stone photos. Here … Continue reading
Collecting Site Photos
Posted in Collecting Site Photos
Tagged Eel River, Eel River Stones, Jerry Braswell, rock collecting
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Trees and Stands
Hey friends, this is a page to share with you my friends trees and the stands I built for their trees. If you have any pictures of your trees on my stands, please email them to me (daizamaker@volcano.net) and I … Continue reading
Posted in Trees and Stands
Tagged bonsai, bonsai stands, custom stands, Jerry Braswell, shohin
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Custom Daizas
The first two photos below are to show a standard walnut daiza for a cut stone. The size shown here is 10″ long and costs $80-$100. Prices may vary depending on how irregular the cut edge is. Prices for uncut … Continue reading
Stone Collecting Locally
There are so many places that are well known that you can travel a long ways to for collecting stones. If you are lucky, you might live near them. If not, look around your immediate area. Sometimes I feel that … Continue reading
Posted in Stone Collecting Locally
Tagged Jerry Braswell, rock art, stone art, stone collecting, suiseki, viewing stones
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