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suiseki stones | San Francisco Suiseki Kai – 30th annual exhibit | Bonsai Tonight

suiseki stones | San Francisco Suiseki Kai – 30th annual exhibit | Bonsai Tonight

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If bonsai doesn't work out. These won't die :-)  Special display of bonseki from the Hosokawa School of Bonseki   The 4th Nippon Suiseki Exhibition is being held on February 10-14, 2017, in the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum on the 4th…

If bonsai doesn't work out. These won't die :-) Special display of bonseki from the Hosokawa School of Bonseki The Nippon Suiseki Exhibition is being held on February in the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum on the

286/365 水石 - Suiseki by Juan R. Velasco, via Flickr
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International contributions to the Japan Suiseki Exhibition

International contributions to the Japan Suiseki Exhibition - Bonsai Tonight

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Carver of Daiza for Suiseki, Gongshi, Suseok, Viewing Stones.

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Zymoglyphic Museum. Miniature Viewing Stones home Also known as scholar's rocks, or gongshi, viewing stones are rocks of complex shapes that suggest worlds within worlds, microcosms in stone. They have been collected and displayed in China for centuries. The Zymoglyphic Museum's collection form the Era of Oriental Influence is made up of small seaworn objects which embody the spirit of gongshi. They are all less than three inches high, including the stands.

Zymoglyphic Museum. Miniature Viewing Stones home Also known as scholar's rocks, or gongshi, viewing stones are rocks of complex shapes that suggest worlds within worlds, microcosms in stone. They have been collected and displayed in China for centuries. The Zymoglyphic Museum's collection form the Era of Oriental Influence is made up of small seaworn objects which embody the spirit of gongshi. They are all less than three inches high, including the stands.

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