New stones.

Interesting - the third from the last looks like a partially opened quartz geode.

Hi YuraBI... I try to recover the effect each stone is meant to convey. If they are each small enoungh to fit in a palm, perhaps they should be displayed together or, if separated, as accessories to a larger object. In each case, they are artistic when creating an effect which is striking to the viewer.

I like your small tray. With finer sand it might allow the stones to represent a larger scene more effectively.

One held in a hand (yours?) is recognizable to me as a rabbit in profile. Another recalls a scenic view representative of Chinese "remote peak" taste, particularly if mounted vertically. I'm not sure of scenic taste in Russian landscapes, but hope you'll share more...


Thanks for posting!

Thanks for support. The tray will be changed properly to supports from a tree. There is in me a short experience in support manufacture. But they appear monotonous. It would be desirable to study woodcarving that the best stones looked very well.

Thanks for sharing:)

I can picture minuscule trees dotted along the final picture of the black and white stone. I have little knowledge of Suiseki, but that strikes me as one of the best I've seen! Beautiful.