The Mountain

Hi IBC
The Mountain from Khanh Vinh-VN

this stone and many that i see coming from your country have wonderful outlines. Worn smooth from their time in the river. I wonder if by finding some, more recently deposited in the upper reaches of the stream, if you could find some that retain some texture?

Oh! your stones very nice.

Nice and sweet stone, daiza to thick and not dark enough, to my mind. We see too much the daiza

Harria wrote:Nice and sweet stone, daiza to thick and not dark enough, to my mind. We see too much the daiza

Hi.Harria
this is the wood incense, of our precious woods, so we do not want to lose its original color and Texturen .
Thankyou for your visit and comment
Regards

In My Humble Opinion...
If seen with respect for Vietnamese style,
and not any other style!...
Stand and Stone are perfect union!,
marriage will last more than a life time...

I anderstand, all the taste must be respected, and I do. But If you whant to keep the natural color of the wood, it doesn't change anything for the thickness of the daiza. So I would have say, that the stone would be better seen if the daiza was in a japanese style. And perhaps I would have write "in my humble opinion", to my mind had for me exactly the same signification. I respect Vietnamise rules, but I don't find the result as beautifull as it would be by taking the japanese ones..... I am sorry if I have a wrong interpretation of your reply stonener, but The emoticon you used hurted my sensibility ().

Hi!All
Hallo !Nguyen Hung Son
Vietnamese people do not like to imitate or copy anyone's technology.each has one unique style.



Suiseki Bank
relatives greet you all

Hello,
Maybe something like this.
A smaller stand underneath this beautiful stone gives a bigger and stronger mountain image.
This has not so much to do with a Vietnamese or Japanese style i feel.
I see also fine Vietnamese stands that have proportions and design which serves the viewing stone very well.
Certain is that Vietnam has beautiful wood which many of us would want to import,
these wood sorts deserve celebrating ofcours but the point is how.
Sunip

So don't call them with the name used by others, call them as you like but not suiseki....
Suiseok...

Hi IBC,Harria,Sunip,Stonener,and Suiseki Bank
I love Stone , what increases the stone'sbeauty we are willing to learn.
And here is stone with Style from Japan



and you must have thought, howlong time the Stone stand on Daiza without cracking or breakage

next Mountain

The last stone is really beautifull, I 'll don't tell you what I think about the daiza's colour.... You already know my opinion.

Nguyen your collection!
smooth or textured,
silhouette or explicit,
with thick or thin, light or dark!
as Japanese or Vietnamese.
I love your stones and their stands...
stonener

Thank you for your visit und next stone in Noel

Hi Nguyenhungson

I like the stone...but I am not confident with the ballance of the daiza.

Kind regards yvonne

Yvonne, I see what your saying but what would you suggest to correct it. I'm in my figure stone facination period
but used to seeing them visually longer (taller) and more slender..

Hi Yvonne and dick benbow
I think too, with this daiza I also not pretty
When i have time, must i to do new daiza for Stone .
Thanks for the advice

Thank Peterbrod design daiza for my Stone.
and next Mountain

and Moutain Lake

Hello.
Maybe is this an option?
Sunip

Hi
Yes, you're right
in this option daiza looks better.
Thankyou

different style dai

Hi Peterbrod
Thankyou