stone from Slovensko 2

Give me some time to work if you want to see the new Slovak stone

Very nice

Hi Peterbrod

6 new stones...you have been working hard....I look forward to see closeup photos.

Thanks for sharing.....

Kind regards vonne

for you all

Hi Peterbrod

This is very nice mountainstones, in very nice daisas.

I like the red/brown stones the most, they are lovely.

The black stones has the stripes, and I find it a bit hard to understand them....I would like the stripes to look like snow, or waterfalls, but they dont. This is why this kind of stone is a bit strange to me.

But theese black stones is a part of your homecountry, and therefor, I respect them as viuvingstones.....Just like I respect other stones from other countries.
Your black stones of this kind, looks like art to me, and not a kind of nature. Very elegant and pretty.

Kind regards Yvonne

thank you,what you say to that

Hi Peter... This stone has a lovely texture, but it is not very distinct as a picture stone. If seeking a poetic name, you might consider its lively texture & overall contour. I imagine a dancing figure representing spiritually-- for example, Shizuka Gozan forced to dance before her brother-in-law Minamoto no Yoritomo. There is even a bit of under-robe or sock revealed at the bottom of her kimono.

Hi Peterbrod

The 3. photo is my front

Kind regards Yvonne

Czech rock,

Hi Peter... This is such a quiet stone and stand. It is a stone which could easily be missed when collecting... but has been elevated by its closely-fitted, simple mounting. It encourages the mind to wander.

Do you know the matrix & inset stone material composition?

I'm returning to IBC after days of no electricity or wired communications. Still, we were very lucky. I hope stone friends on the USA East Coast fared well... :-)

Hi Peterbrod

Even if the stone, and stand is quiet...do I still think the surface is very dramatic.....Please let me know the type of style this stone is.

Kind regards Yvonne.....I like the stone

Hi Yvonne... It is the lack of drama that elevates the stone. It is more impressionistic than expressionistic. It will attract a viewer who prefers the humility of a stone expressing spirit and nature that creates an atmosphere or tone; it will have less attraction for a viewer looking for explicit artistry or matching categories of ornamental stone (stone appreciation) shapes.

Awesome Peterbrod, a very nice stone...thanks for sharing.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne,stone on you ask is in the collections of Czech masters suiseki(Bárta,Šerák...(google)),is precious and i recieived it as a gift

(21x9 cm)

Hello Peter Brod,
The stones you showed us on
3-6-8 october are nice also the daiza.
Thank you.
Sunip