The Genko Kai exhibit at Hoshun-in Temple featured nearly as many stones as it did bonsai. Most evoked mountains – the rest took a variety of forms from figures to huts to islands. There was good diversity of color as some stones were as bright as others were dark.
As is the case with many suiseki, the character of the stone is often as interesting as the form. When both are intriguing, I find it easy to spend time appreciating these natural artifacts.
Suiseki
Mountain stone
Hut stone
Suiseki
Suiseki
The same stone from above
Mountain stone
Mountain stone
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Elzabe says
Absolutely creative and most inspiring!
Show-Me Rockhounds Kansas City says
I didn’t know this was a thing. Thanks for posting!