Life In 19x19

As it seems to be the most interesting point for some at the moment here are some more pictures of the warping:

warp_scaled.jpg
warp2_scaled.jpg
warp_pressed_down.jpg

If not held down, there is a gap of about 2mm on one side and a 2.5 to 3mm gap on the other side (board rotated 180 degrees ...

Hello there,
to be honest I did not expect this much activity :shock:

So anyways as far as the moon grade is concerned just adding to what everyone else said:
The document that came with the stones said, that moon-grade was about 30% of the production of stones (blossom-grade was 40% and snow ...

Hey there,
thanks for your reply. I'm based in Europe (Germany).
The board is warped in such a way, that one corner is lifted from the table and it rocks. I'm not sure if a tatami is sufficient to stop that rocking.
I will try to add another picture that shows the warping, but I'm not sure how clear ...

Since I could only attach 3 pictures in the original post, I'll attach some more here.

Hey there,
in 2014 I bought a beautiful set of size 32 moon grade slate and shell stones from Kurokigoishi. The bowls are made from cherry wood. The board is made from 10 pieces of Hyuga Kaya and is about 6.2cm thick. Unfortunately I have not been playing for some time and I want the set to be with ...