Method:Nozura zumi / Material:aji stone
STONE PROJECT
Stones tell us the "dream traces" of our predecessors.
It is a visual that overwhelms the viewer with a strange stone that expresses the conflict that is contained in it,
and it still talks to us strongly.
The high masonry is also a symbol of authority, and the carved stone material surprises the viewer.
The bigger the dream and the stronger the passion of the stone, the more people will be attracted to it.
The Stone project evokes a new sense of self-presence by evoking Japanese tradition.
Method:Nozura zumi / Material:aji stone
Method:Kuzure zumi / Material:Ikoma stone
A four-sided Buddha squat with Buddha bodies carved on all four sides. The moss-covered and rounded squat is not clear about the outline of the Buddha's body, but it gives a feeling of wabi-sabi.
A chozubachi that imitates the old Chinese coin " Fuzen ". Kyoto's Daitokuji tea room's fuzen is world-famous. It is characterized by two characters of cloth and spring being embossed on the left and right. "Fu" means spreading, and "zen" means flowing.
Stone is a woven product of nature. There are round stones, square stones, triangular stones, etc. in various places, but there are rarely unexpected stones.
Strangely shaped rocks tickle the fresh surprises and curiosity that nature gives us.
Strangely shaped rocks are "special" stones that you would never think of in your daily life.
After all, it is a very bumpy stone.
The details are unknown, but the parts that have been eroded by waves and wind over hundreds of thousands of years create a beauty like no other.
The patterns carved into the surface of the stone show us a surreal world.
There is no doubt that it will blow people's minds.
Hotei-sama had a happy smile on his face. It is said that good health and prosperous business are among the benefits. It is often displayed in the garden as a lucky charm.
Lanterns are a kind of ancient lighting equipment, and the market price is determined when they are tall. However, this style became standard around the 14th and 15th centuries, and there are also round and short lanterns.
This stone lantern has a unique design that uses Asuka stone and has a circular hole through it.
"The person who can end the world of 'War' is the one who can bring in the 'Kirin'" This is the line from the NHK historical drama 'Kirin ga Kuru'.
Kirin is a mythical animal in Chinese mythology. According to legend, it appears before auspicious occasions and is said to be a sign of auspiciousness.
It is often used in the sculptures and decorations of shrines and temples in Japan, and can be seen in the treasures of the Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Shosoin, as well as the floats of the Gion Festival in Kyoto.
