A Zen garden
This is a little Zen garden, surrounded by corridors.
The garden consists of white gravels and some stones.
White gravels means the water in the sea and the stones means rocks or islands in the sea. Two round on the surface means ripples.
The picture means that drips fall onto the ground, making the ripples and that many drops will become a stream, then a river, and finally the sea. In short, a pile of little efforts will make big success.
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posted by Unknown @ 10:39 PM
7 comments
7 Comments:
lovely...in North America there are mini zen garden to be put on table top or desk top...of course, nothing compares to the real thing
Yes, lovely! a beautiful interpretation. Zen will be my theme when i decorate my new home.
A Zen garden within a room, with the hidden symbolisms you mentioned...makes this photo very interesting. Great job!
I like this very clean, simple style. Spending more time on your site I feel mor desire to visit Kyoto:)
ohh yes, Zsolt must surely visit Kyoto...
Zen gardens are really serene and beautiful....i love the entire ambience of this unique place:)
;) i have a mini zen 'garden' for desks, to help 'destress' it says...i love it..
Thank you for your nice comments.
Zen garden sounds more popular in some countries than in Japan. Very interesting.
Zsolt: Thank you very much for enjoying my blog:-))
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