【Final Price Reduction】Natural Whetstone Masamotozan Awatogi Ozaki Mizuasagi Daikanmaki Large Size

Ozaki Mizuasagi Natural Whetstone - Large Ring Pattern, Large Size

Maximum Dimensions: 190×150×47mm
Weight: 2375g

*Please note that there may be slight variations in measurements.

This whetstone is highly recommended for both its practical use and visual appeal!

We may consider price reductions later, but it will be sold to the first buyer.

This is an Ozaki Mizuasagi, mined from the Umegahata area, a region known for famous finishing stones like Nakayama, Okudono, and Otsuki.
It is now a closed mine and a rare stone.

We acquired it in its raw form and painstakingly lapped it ourselves.

The finish on blades is bright, and the slurry is extremely fine-grained.
Stones like Nakayama Mizuasagi are generally considered among the hardest of Kyoto's natural whetstones, but this particular Ozaki stone is not excessively hard. We believe it can be used without issue even by those who find hard stones difficult to work with.
It is recommended for the final finishing of razors, woodworking tools, and even kitchen .

While it will produce slurry when used as is, we recommend using nagura or diamond stones to create slurry before sharpening.

During the lapping process, small pores (cavities) can appear, and small depressions are visible on the current lapping surface.
These will disappear with repeated sharpening and flattening. Unlike hard pores that affect the stone's integrity, these are simple cavities and do not interfere with sharpening.

Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about the condition.
Thank you for your understanding.

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