Landscape Stones continue ... ( Some styles Mountains )

Hello My Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
Next I sent to you some styles Mountains ( color stone ) , found at the Cái - River , Khánh Vĩnh , Khánh Hòa , Việt Nam :

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Please enjoy and share .
Thank you .
Hưng - Trần .

Very nice !

Nice pieces, what about making a daiza for them?

Hello Neli .
Harria ,
and all friends - Members ,
Here is the stone mountain scenery described , all of them have a relatively flat bottom surface , and i will turn done the appropriate daiza for them , such as the landscape stone following :
_ A MOUNTAINS :

Thanks for the ideas shared by all of you .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

Hey Hung!...
Really like Daiza you made for this last A Mountain Style Stone,
very very nice...
good thickness & color, nice feet and over all shape.
looks elegant and refined...

Hello My Friend - Stonener and all Members - IBC Forum ,
Thank you very much your opinion .
Again , let me ask the perceived opinions of many viewers for the following landscape - Stone :
1. Natural stone :

2. Water + Stone surface :

3. Oil + Stone surface :

Thank you very much for sharing your opinions .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

Hi Trantanhung

To me is a watered or dry raw stone right, for a suiban with water.

If you want a oiled stone, or a rubbed to sheen stone, in a suiban, does the sand have to be dry.

A oiled stone in a water suiban, is wrong.

Kind regards yvonne

Hello Yvonne ,
Thank very much your exact experience .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .

Hi Trantanhung

It is the japanese way of showing stones in suiban.

Kind regards yvonne

trantanhung_nt wrote:
Again , let me ask the perceived opinions of many viewers for the following landscape - Stone :
Thank you very much for sharing your opinions .
Hưng - Trần .

Hello.
Thank you for your post.
You show us nice stones with the possibility to become of suiseki quality if they had developed a good yoseki.
I know you have your own viewing stone appreciation in your country and you study now Japanese suiseki style as well,
therefor the following thoughts if permitted;
Using oil is for me painful to see on such nice stones because the possibility of becoming a good yoseki is lost or almost impossible.
OIl gives a quick and apparent success it seems, (because you asked about this in earlier post i mention this), i feel oiling offers a shallow result, the character of a stone is not revealed.
(oiling or waxing is done for example on stone floors for a glossy appearance and sealing against penetrating dirt)
For viewing stones there is next to dry, water or oil a more refined way; --suiseki is all about he process of yoseki-- (Martin Pauli).
I feel if you would take up the challenge with yourself and discover the process of yoseki this would deepen your stone appreciation.
Even the natural oil on the hand should be avoided because it hinders the process certainly at the beginning-cleaning
(Of cours in Japan there are other practices as well (oiling, cutting, altering leading to production of suiseki images as a nice interior piece)
but this i consider is not in the same realm as the refined tea practice.
Another thing if permitted, your experimental settings you show us so nicely in the white sand-water tray, to cheque the possibilities of a stone, would be much more evoking if the sand level would be a bit higher, almost to the rim of the tray.
I made you a virtual on this, (i think Harrya mentioned this effect as well).
regards, Sunip

Hello Sunip ,
Yvonne , and my Friends - Members IBC Forum ,
I understand what you say , and is grateful for your comments .
I send to you a new Landscape Stone my collection , it is completely natural with the natural patina of the surface , and i have water on the surface before takes pictures ...
Invite you to enjoy and share .
Thank you very much .
Sincerely ,
Hưng - Trần .
_ THE MOUNTAINS :

hello he trantanhung.image upload finally the beautiful mountains.
 Suiseki this if made ​​a thin daiza is too good.