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WHAT IS SUISEKI?
"Even stones have a love, a love that seeks the ground." - Meister Eckhart
The Japanese word, suiseki, is defined as a single stone that has the power to suggest something in nature far greater than itself. (Matsuura, 2010).
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“Suiseki, or viewing stone, is often used as the complimentary object for bonsai. Occasionally, a bonsai is used as the secondary object for a suiseki." -John Naka
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A collection of viewing stones from around the world that were acquired during his trips.
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Museum Artiste
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Stones, art pieces, and historical items are housed in ToneT Gedang's private museum, Artiste.
Photo courtesy: Dexter Lansang SEE MORE>> |
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Suiseki Events BlogThe hobby of collecting viewing stones brings forth engaging activities ranging from engaging in educational lectures about the art or even the science behind it, to the task of stone hunting itself
Photo courtesy: Sonny Armamento SEE MORE>> |
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NSSP Collectors and CollectionsAside from participating in exhibits, members of the Natural Stone Society of the Philippines would also take time to share wondrous pieces from their own respective collections. The following images are shared through social media platforms by a number of willing members.
Photo courtesy and stone owner: Rojaylo Jake Torralba SEE MORE>> |
International Viewing Stone Sites
Viewing Stones of North America
California Aiseki Kai
San Francisco Suiseki Kai
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Suiseki Viewing Stone by TAM HIỆP CO.LTD- Vietnam
Italian Suiseki by Daniela Schifano
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