Beni Gamoishi・Kamogawa Akaishi - Perfect Red & Distinguished Garden Stone

Beni Gamoishi

Beni Gamoishi is one of kind of Kyoto’s great 7 in the Japanese garden stones - Hase Maguroishi, Kuramaishi, Hataishi, Itokakeishi, Beni Gamoishi, Purple Kifuneishi, and Fuguroishi.

Beni Gamoishi special kind among other red stones and it is ranked as a special grade since it has vivid red color around the white spots.

Beni Gamoishi 1

A small size stock of Beni Gamoish.

Beni Gamoishi 2

The rusty brownish Kamo Red. So that it is not too garish rather a calm elegance.

Beni Gamoishi 3

This has a flat top and showing various expressions from different angles. There are some blight white spots in a part of the surface, they enhance its value.

Beni Gamoishi 4

Shaping like a mountain and little white spots are spread over a whole. This one might be a good size and shaped to treat.

Beni Kamo Stone 5 (Polished)

This is a rare, extra-large Benigamo stone, showcasing the distinctive vermilion and pure white colors characteristic of Benigamo stone. It has been polished. This extremely rare stone, which will captivate anyone's eye, is an article beauty chosen for special position.
Further polishing will enhance its brilliance and vibrancy even more.

Beni Kamo Stone 6 (Polished)

This piece surpasses a superior polish compared to Benikamo Stone 5, clearly showcasing the distinctive characteristics of Benikamo stone.
It exudes a sense of luxury without looking out of place indoors. Its naturally miraculous coloration is truly worth seeing.

Kamogawa Akaishi

These stones have such bright and clear red and white spots, which are particularly valuable.

The breathtakingly vivid coloring and profound presence of Beni Gamoishi when wet can be fully appreciated in our promotional video in the diary entry "March: Beni Gamoishi 'Miracle Precious Stone'". Furthermore, we also introduce a fantastic landscape installation where it is placed as a prized stone within a large marine aquarium, rather than a traditional outdoor Japanese garden, in "July: Aquarium x Fine Stone Waterscapes". We hope this provides you with new and creative ideas for utilizing landscape stones.
If you are wondering how to best place a prominent, high-grade colored stone like Beni Gamoishi or Kamogawa Akaishi to maximize its vivid red contrast as a garden accent, please try our "Easy Garden Stone Diagnosis" for specialized placement advice.
If you are considering adding a prominent colored stone like Beni Gamoishi as an accent to your garden, please feel free to contact us via our "Contact Page" for stock inquiries or landscaping consultations.