Pattern Stone from Hiep Duc river .

Hi IBC members,
What does this suiseki suggest? Your thoughts are helpful to me. Thanks a

Hie Thientrakieu,

Amazing stone ! A turtle ?

I think that the daiza is too much large. Something like that maybe :

1.hymalays,moutain climber,2 ???

The stone suggests an image of a mountain range to me. Very pretty stone.
Todd

Hi Everybody,

I agree that the stone suggests an image of a mountain range to me too. The stone should be a Pattern stone but not figure one.

Hiep

Thank so much for your opinions. I will continue to bother you.Forgive me, please!

thientrakieu wrote:Thank so much for your opinions. I will continue to bother you.Forgive me, please!

Dear IBC members,
This is another stone from Hiepduc river. Give me your advice, please.
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Dear IBC members
I'm looking forward to hearing from your comments for this stone.Thanks a lot.

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I have none of your comments for the last stone. Perhaps, it has no meaning to all of you.

Now I send you another stone, please tell me Which is the most suitable side? and what does it mean?
Side 1.

Side 2

Side 3

Hi Thientrakieu... A widely recognizable image for the stone is offered in Alignment #2-- the 1st patriarch of Zen (Daruma/Bodhidharma) in a sitting position while facing a stone cave wall.

Alignment #3 might be recognized as the physically-haggard, blind boy encountered by his father in the noh drama Yoroboshi. That is arguably a more emotionally striking image of a spirit.

Carving of the young, blind beggar in the noh play Yoroboshi:

Chris Cochrane wrote:Hi Thientrakieu... A widely recognizable image for the stone is offered in Alignment #2-- the 1st patriarch of Zen (Daruma/Bodhidharma) in a sitting position while facing a stone cave wall.

Alignment #3 might be recognized as the physically-haggard, blind boy encountered by his father in the noh drama Yoroboshi. That is arguably a more emotionally striking image of a spirit.

Carving of the young, blind beggar in the noh play Yoroboshi:

Hi Chris Cochrane.. Thanks a lot for your sharing. I like your interpretations very much, especially the moving story of a young, blind beggar. Don't forget to help me for the next stones.

Hi IBC members,
This stone has beautiful colors. I'm looking forward to hearing from your comments,
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Hi IBC members.
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I like this stone very much. I see the chinese dragon in the patterns of black.
very nice

thientrakieu wrote:Hi IBC members.
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I see a walking lady in a long robe.
regards, Sunip

I see her also, facing left.

Meg wrote:I see her also, facing left.

Dear Sunip and Meg.
Thank you very much for your sharing. I also see a beautiful lady in a long robe which is called " Ao Dai" in Viet NAm.

Meg wrote:

thientrakieu wrote:url=https://servimg.com/view/15906511/74][/url]

I like this stone very much. I see the chinese dragon in the patterns of black.
very nice

Dear Meg.
I am very glad to hear that you see a Chinese dragon in this stone. Can you tell me where its head and tail are? It's difficult for me to recognize it.Thanks a lot.

the dragon I see is looking over it's shoulder mouth open and roaring, standing tall, claws streatching out front.
lots of movement like the dragons in the New Years chelebration

Meg wrote:the dragon I see is looking over it's shoulder mouth open and roaring, standing tall, claws streatching out front.
lots of movement like the dragons in the New Years chelebration

Dear Meg.
I saw it. Thank you very much.

Hi IBC members.
Please help me. Thís stone makes me embarrassed.
Picture 1

Picture 2

Picture 3
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The stone above suggest an Old, Hungry, Scar-faced Bear & illustrates...
#1- mouth full of your leg,
#2- growling ready to bite, and
#3- shot dead by friend.

RE:


Viewed horizontally, it suggests a large coiled snake at river's edge, eaten and slow to move

stonener wrote:The stone above suggest an Old, Hungry, Scar-faced Bear & illustrates...
#1- mouth full of your leg,
#2- growling ready to bite, and
#3- shot dead by friend.

Hi Stonener.
Thank you very much for your comment. Your imagination is really profound.