Black danish stone
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Re: Black danish stone
Hi Yvonne,
I'd like to see the black stone from another angle, as it appears there is a bit of a rise in the plateau. Looks like a strong stone with potential...what are its dimensions?
Best regards,
Norma
I'd like to see the black stone from another angle, as it appears there is a bit of a rise in the plateau. Looks like a strong stone with potential...what are its dimensions?
Best regards,
Norma
Norma- Member
Re: Black danish stone
Yes, welcome back Norma. We've missed you.
Yvonne, I like the rise on the stone - it is exactly the shape I see in cliff faces on every Scottish island I visit and that makes it special for me.
Yvonne, I like the rise on the stone - it is exactly the shape I see in cliff faces on every Scottish island I visit and that makes it special for me.
fiona- Member
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Thanks Fiona.....glad to be back and I agree with you about Yvonne's stone....a higher point on a plateau stone is common and most natural.
Most happy to meet you, Yvonne, and I love your positive attitude! I took club workshops with Chiara Padrini this spring and it has refreshed my interest in viewing stones. She has studied the art of suiseki in Japan and most of what she conferred to us was the very strict form of suiseki, but she also shared her thoughts on other countries' stone art..... China, Korea, and Italy (her home and where she carves wonderful daiza).
Best regards,
Norma
Most happy to meet you, Yvonne, and I love your positive attitude! I took club workshops with Chiara Padrini this spring and it has refreshed my interest in viewing stones. She has studied the art of suiseki in Japan and most of what she conferred to us was the very strict form of suiseki, but she also shared her thoughts on other countries' stone art..... China, Korea, and Italy (her home and where she carves wonderful daiza).
Best regards,
Norma
Norma- Member
Re: Black danish stone
If this is a girlie love in can I join please ... watch out Yvonne... when Fiona and Norma gang up they are one DANGEROUS duo
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Re: Black danish stone
Hi Fiona
I am pleased to show you a danish stone, that reminds you, of the islands arround your country.
Hi Norma
I look forward to see, and read more from you.....I met Chiara on the BCI-Chinatour, She knows a lot about stones...I am sure you spend nice days in Italy with her.
Hi Tony
You can always sneak in ....remember to bring mr. Tickle... and maybe bring Terry too...he sure knows how share a bottle of brandy.
Kind regards Yvonne
I am pleased to show you a danish stone, that reminds you, of the islands arround your country.
Hi Norma
I look forward to see, and read more from you.....I met Chiara on the BCI-Chinatour, She knows a lot about stones...I am sure you spend nice days in Italy with her.
Hi Tony
You can always sneak in ....remember to bring mr. Tickle... and maybe bring Terry too...he sure knows how share a bottle of brandy.
Kind regards Yvonne
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Hi Yvonne,
I think the second one from the river has more characters.
The first black one's of good substance but maybe needs "raising". I read they raise stones in Japan by some technique watering or stream soaking.
I think the second one from the river has more characters.
The first black one's of good substance but maybe needs "raising". I read they raise stones in Japan by some technique watering or stream soaking.
Truong- Member
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Hi Truong
I also prefer the first stone....it has a lot of caracter.
As a viuvingstone is the shape also very nice/better. The stone is better than the photo. But sadly is it very small.
I dont know about the japanese raising of the stone tecknique. Can you explain, it sounds interesting.
Kind regards Yvonne
I also prefer the first stone....it has a lot of caracter.
As a viuvingstone is the shape also very nice/better. The stone is better than the photo. But sadly is it very small.
I dont know about the japanese raising of the stone tecknique. Can you explain, it sounds interesting.
Kind regards Yvonne
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Re: Black danish stone
Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Truong
I also prefer the first stone....it has a lot of caracter.
As a viuvingstone is the shape also very nice/better. The stone is better than the photo. But sadly is it very small.
I dont know about the japanese raising of the stone tecknique. Can you explain, it sounds interesting.
Kind regards Yvonne
Yeah I also think it's potential.
The aging/refining process is called yoseki. Read about it here http://www.suiseki-assn.gr.jp/en/factors_3.html
Good luck
Truong- Member
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