Stones
All 11 of the stones that form the structure of an aquascape available in the aquascaping simulator Aquageorama.
Kazeyama stone
A fine-grained stone, reddish brown to black, like packed sand. Rounded lumps that support a rock layout.
Lava rock
Black volcanic rock full of small holes. Light and rough, so moss and rooted plants attach well.
Seiryu stone
Blue-grey limestone with white veins running down it. The classic centrepiece of an iwagumi rock layout.
Petrified wood
Petrified wood: ancient wood replaced by stone, still showing ring-like grain in calm browns.
Red petrified wood
Reddish petrified wood with bold split grain. A strong centrepiece for warm-coloured scenes.
Pagoda stone
Layered stone with gaps that open like holes. Its stepped ledges make deep, three-dimensional scenes.
Sankoku stone
Angular grey stone like a mountain ravine. Deep shadows on its broken faces add depth.
Banten stone
Near-black stone carved with fine grooves. Even small pieces read as mountain ridges.
Shingaku stone
Rugged black lumps flecked with pale spots, like the rock face of a deep mountain.
Sansui stone
Stone with long horizontal layers, like an ink-wash mountain. Laid flat, it becomes a distant range.
Rock set
A ready-made rock landscape in one piece: a range of peaks, or a valley of layered slabs, depending on the form. One piece gives your layout its backbone.