Natural Aquarium Driftwood - Space-Saving Large Black Branch Wood - Boiled and Sunk Confirmed

This branch wood has fewer branches, but each one has a strong presence and looks cool. When stood upright, it becomes thin like in the 7th image? This is an excellent piece recommended for slim aquariums.
*An image with a ruler is included. Please refer to it for size.

??About the driftwood
This driftwood was purchased from a shop and has been painstakingly treated by an amateur to remove tannins and confirm it sinks.
[Treatment Process]
Washing and brushing
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Soaking in water with baking soda for about 2 weeks (water changed regularly)
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Boiling (sinking confirmed during this process)
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Drying and brushing

While I strive for careful work, there may be some sand or dirt that cannot be completely removed from the driftwood.
Also, as it is a natural product, there may be cracks, scratches, or splits.

Recommended for interior decoration, and for keeping reptiles and amphibians.

?Please use at your own risk when using underwater or with living organisms such as in aquariums.
?The driftwood has been dried after confirming it sinks, so it will not sink immediately. Please treat it to make it sink (If you need help with sinking methods, please feel free to ask. I will help you within the scope of my experience).
?To help you visualize the driftwood's layout, images from as many angles as possible are included. Some images show it in a state where it does not stand on its own.
?To keep prices as low as possible, we may use recycled cardboard for shipping.

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