Suiseki "pietra cascata" (tradotto in Inglese)
Considering that not all stones can be Suiseki, here is a brief explanation of what is meant by cascading stone
Considering that not all stones can be Suiseki, here is a brief explanation of what is meant by cascading stone
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The suiseki must represent what <strong>in</strong> Nature exists, so a cascad<strong>in</strong>g stone often represented by<br />
limestone (white), CAN NOT go beyond the top of the stone, the possibility that a waterfall arrives<br />
from the top of a mounta<strong>in</strong> (mounta<strong>in</strong>) is given by a natural situation, as it could be snow, melt<strong>in</strong>g<br />
ice.<br />
Here are some examples I found of stones represent<strong>in</strong>g a waterfall,
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