Sekimori Stone　関守石

A symbolic boundary marker traditionally used in tea gardens.
It originally signifies “please refrain from entering,” serving as a quiet presence that protects and defines a space.

This piece is carefully crafted from granite, shaped into a smooth, rounded form using traditional stoneworking techniques, and bound with Kumihimo (Japanese braided cord).
While honoring its historical design, it has been reinterpreted with a refined simplicity suited to modern living.

A subtle yet meaningful object that gently protects and defines one’s personal space.