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Karesansui [Mirei Shigemori, 1961], templo Zuihō-in, Kioto
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Karesansui [Mirei Shigemori, 1961], templo Zuihō-in, Kioto
Mirei Shigemori (Kayō, Jōbō, Okayama, 1896-1975)
Karesansui, templo Kennin-Ji, Higashiyama, Kyoto
Karesansui Tōfuku-ji, Kyoto. Mirei Shigemori, 1939
Karesansui, Ryōan-ji, Kyoto. Sōami, finales del siglo XV
Adachi Museum of Art. Yasugi, prefectura de Shimane. Kinsaku Nakane, 1970
Adachi Museum of Art. Yasugi, prefectura de Shimane, Japón, Kinsaku Nakane, 1970
Japanese Gardening
Japanese gardening is a cultural form of gardening that is meant to produce a scene that mimics nature as much as possible by using trees, shrubs, rocks, sand, artificial hills, ponds, and flowing water as art-forms. The Zen and Shinto traditions are both a large part of Japanese gardening and, because of this; the gardens have a contemplative and reflective state of mind. Japanese gardening is…
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