[Japanese Stone] Kamakura Stone Bracelet (Kanagawa Prefecture) Round [br-g8231]

◇What is "Kamakura Stone"?

The area was named "Kamakura" because it is the place where Fujiwara Kamatari buried his sickle.
It is said that later, Minamoto no Yoritomo, the Shogun of the Expeditionary Forces, established his shogunate in Kamakura in 1333.
The Minamoto clan, which won the Genpei War, laid the foundation for the samurai to gain greater control over Japan and rise to power.
A very soft, unique stone that resembles a lump of earth.
It has been widely used since the Kamakura period, and was used to build hearths and temples.
The desolate feel gives it a charming feel.
It is called aquatic sandstone, and is formed when material sinks to the bottom of the sea or lake and becomes lithified.
It is not currently mined.