Famous Kishu product Furuya stone inscription by Komori Sokan Suiseki Bonseki

Description: Famous Kishu product Furuya stone inscription by Komori Sokan Suiseki Bonseki Description Famous Kishu product, Furuya stone, inscribed "Ryokuhokeiseiryo" The box is inscribed with the name of Komori Sokan, director of the Japan Stone Museum. "A thousand mountains of greenery, a fragrant breeze, a clear valley, a cool voice, and a deep voice." On Furuya Stone, by Sokan, Director of the Japan Stone Museum This is a magnificent piece of Furuya stone that evokes the beauty of nature. Please refer to the image. The main body and base can be separated. There is a small stain on the paulownia box. The background cloth is not included. Main body (including base, maximum dimensions) Width 22.0cm x Depth 11.0cm x Height 10.0cm Box dimensions: Width 30.0cm x Depth 15.5cm x Height 14.5cm Suiseki refers to natural stones that collectively represent landscape scenes. While they are often used in combination with bonsai to create a scenic element, they also play roles as a "receiver" for the main tree or as a principal element resembling distant mountains. Suiseki and bonsai have an inseparable and profound connection. Suiseki is said to possess an infinite charm and depth that provides tranquility to those who view it, to the extent that "the ultimate hobby lies in stones." There are forms of this art, such as "suiseki display," where scenes are created solely with suiseki and accompanying elements, and "bonseki," where stones are placed in a tray to create natural landscapes like mountain passes and rocky scenes. The appreciation for suiseki has been nurtured within the Japanese sensibility for a long time, allowing one to reflect on the myriad forms of nature in stones that have etched history over millennia. Suiseki is not just a material; it is closely tied to the concepts of "wabi" and "sabi" as well as Zen philosophy. It is said to resonate with the spirit found in bonsai, Japanese gardens, sumi-e (ink wash painting), and ikebana (flower arranging). The idea is that understanding stones, which evoke the wonder and subtleties of natural creation, can deepen one's appreciation for bonsai by enabling the imagination of landscape scenes. Shipping We can combine shipping for multiple items order. We Ship via FEDEX or DHL.We always send the item with a tracking number. So please place an order without any concern on delivery. You can always track the delivery status.Shipping is only available to the address registered in eBay. If you want us to send another address, please change your address on eBay and then place an order.Shipping is available from Monday to Friday. Weekends are not available because freight (shipping) companies are closed.We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as ?gifts? ? Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.If your address is in the remote areas defined by the freight (shipping) company, please pay the additional shipping fees with PayPal.About Importer's ObligationImport duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Thank you for your understanding.

Price: 1915 USD

Location: Kanagawa

End Time: 2024-11-27T17:08:55.000Z

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