Introducing the rare and precious "Kurogaki" wood. Kurogaki floor pillars are valuable, high-grade wood that adorns the tokonoma (alcove) of a Japanese-style room. Kurogaki is a rare wood, even said to be a treasure of the Shosoin Repository in ancient times. "Kurogaki" refers to a rare, ancient persimmon tree, hundreds of years old, with a beautiful pattern of black and white. Kurogaki has a unique pattern on its trunk, different from annual rings. However, "Kurogaki" is a common name, and it refers to the rare occurrence of ink-like black coloration in the center of a persimmon tree. The probability of finding Kurogaki is said to be as rare as 1 in 10,000, making it a precious and expensive wood. Therefore, its beautiful grain is eye-catching. It is characterized by abstract patterns like ink paintings, and the interpretation varies depending on the viewer. It has been highly valued in tea rooms and other settings. The item for sale this time was cut from a floor pillar of an old house in Kobe, as shown in the image. Size: w1700mm x d100mm x h100mm It is generally beautiful, but please understand that it is used and may have some age-related scratches and stains. It can be used as material for remaking products, etc. Please take this opportunity to GET it!! (Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about minor details) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We are very sorry, but we are unable to accept the following negotiations. Please understand this before purchasing. ● Item reservation