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The new pages about the 22th A.I.A.S. Ehibition and Congress 2019 Edition

In Rome has taken place the 22th A.I.A.S. Exhibition and Congress - 2019 Edition.
You will find images and news on the exhibition to the following pages :


Kind Visitors are informed that for reasons of space the pages devoted to the A.I.A.S. Congress 2017 have been moved in the page "Brushing up old photos".

From 25th to 27th October 2019 in Rome the XXII A.I.A.S. National Congress: the program

Friday 25th October ( 09,00am – 6,30pm)
9am-6,30pm

Mounting on of the Exhibition Greenhouse, by A.I.A.S.
members
10,30am Exhibition Greenhouse
Beginning of the photo session                       
4,00pm

Closing of the photo session
6,30pm

Closure of the Botanical Garden

Saturday 26th October (09,00am – 6,30pm)
09,00am
Opening of the Botanical Garden and permanent exhibitions

10,30am Exhibition Greenhouse
Opening ceremony, by invitation, in the presence of the Director of the Rome Botanical Garden Museum Prof. Fabio Attorre

11,00am Guided Tour of the Botanical Garden

Ore 11,30 Sala Aranciera
"
Japanese gardens, humble and silent small things", conference by Prof. Fabio Di Carlo and Dott.Mario Pasqualini

12,30am and 2,30pm
Guided Tours of the Botanical Garden of Rome

3,30pm Orange Room
Stones, mountains and gods in Japanese culture”,
conference by Prof. Aldo Tollini

Ore 4,00pm Guided tour of the Botanical Garden of Rome

5,00pm Orange Room
"
The rocks: spelling and punctuation in the Japanese garden",
conference by Dott. Francesco Merlo

6,30pm
Closure of the Botanical Garden

Ore 8,30pm Gala dinner and awards

 

Sunday 27th October (09,00am – 6,30pm)

09,00am Opening of the Botanical Garden and permanent exhibitions

10,00am Orange Room A.I.A.S. Board Assembly

11,00am
Guided tour of the Botanical Garden of Rome

1
1,00am Entrance
"Poetry at the trees", a project curated by Terry Olivi and Silvia Stucky, a narrative walk among the trees of the Garden, to rediscover the link between two dimensions, that of Poetry and that of Nature
12,30am and 2,30pm Guided Tours of the Botanical Garden of Rome
2,00pm Orange Room A.I.A.S. Members Assembly

4pm Exhibition Greenhouse
"Comment on the stones in the exhibition ", by the judge  A.I.A.S. President Mrs. Luciana Queirolo

4,00pm
Guided tour of the Botanical Garden of Rome

6pm Closure of the Exhibition Greenhouse

6,30pm Closure of the Botanical Garden

 

   

 

The conferences.
The theme developed is a journey through Japanese gardens, a guided tour to discover the "small humble and silent things" that make it up, from the botanical presence, to that of water and stones, to their sacredness and to the underlying language they express . Dott. Mario Pasqualini.
Architetto paesaggista, lavora nel famoso giardino Giardino Kouraku-en ad Okayama, in Giappone.
Prof. Fabio Di Carlo.

Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture from 01.01.2005 at the University "La Sapienza di Roma".
Prof. Aldo Tollini.

Professor of classical Japanese language at the Ca 'Foscari University of Venice.
Dott. Francesco Merlo.
Agronomist, designer of parks and gardens with a Master in "Landscape Design and Green Areas" and specialization in Japanese gardens at the "Research Center for Japanese Garden Art" in Kyoto.


Permanent exhibitions.
In the Exhibition Greenhouse:
 
The suiseki of the A.I.A.S. Members on display in the XXII A.I.A.S. National Congress
 
Ikebana compositions by Ikebana Ohara A.L.U. Study Group
In the Orange Room:
  The kakejiku from the private collection of Mr.Marco Maovaz 

 "The culture of stones in the world" . On display examples of stones between East and West
In the Visitor Center:
 

  Sumi-e paintings by Mr. Massimo Gobbi Master and his students
  Photo exhibition "All roads lead to Edo" by Mrs.Valentina Giacomini
  The finalist pictures of the photo contest "The Stone and The water"

 


  • During the gala dinner on Saturday 26th, the nice Lottery will take place, in which the participating Members are giving away the best items collected during the year, for the benefit of the lucky ones: let's remember to add something to donate in our bags.
  • For information, the Secretariat is at your disposal, at daniela.schifano58@gmail.com email address


 

"Orizzonte Bonsai" Exhibition : Judge Jesus Quintas assessments


SUISEKI EXHIBITION AND CONTEST AT
“ORIZZONTE BONSAI”
 Pisa (Italy), 13-14 April, 2019
by Jesus Quintas
 
Every time I am invited to perform as judge for a contest I experience a twofold sensation: that one of a stone admirer and that other of an examiner according to a somewhat established set of principles and criteria.
The suiseki admirer is guided by an almost immediate perception of the hidden suggestion (yugen) and the unique and sober beauty (shibui) of the stone itself, but the judge evaluate the whole composition that embodies the stone as its main object. Of course, so often both ‘personalities’ agree on the appreciation of a stone, but this is not always the case and, in those situations, both feel unpleased.
Anyway, both sides agreed that this exhibition was wonderfully located within the “Leopolda Station” Activities Center as the large former railway warehouses allowed to fully appreciate the bonsai and suiseki exhibits and the trade area. They also agreed that the exhibition confirms the trend of Italian suiseki exhibitions to conform toko-kazari type; in present case, each exhibit was granted a space of about 100 (W) x 100 (H) x 50 (D) cm to contain the composition, framed with back and side light brownish panels. It was a true surprise to realize that even so an adjusted space was wisely used by the exhibitors to present even ‘three objects’ compositions providing a sense of emptiness.
 
As a result of his evaluation, this judge assigned the awards as follows:
1st Prize:    Multiple composition, by Mr. Leonardo Ostuni
2nd Prize:    “Come Aquila”, by Mr. Pietro Prudentino
3rd Prize:    Human shaped stone, by Mr. Fabrizio Buccini
4th Prize:    (for pattern and abstract stones), “Rabbit”, by Mrs. Cinzia Batignani
Merit Award:    “Owakaduni”, by Mr. Igor Carino
Both sides, examiner and admirer agree in thanking to Mr. Leonardo Zinna and his devoted team for all the attention and help received and hope to have new opportunities to meet Italian suiseki friends and enjoy their beautiful stones and superb cuisine.
Other awards were granted as follows:    
from Club L’Arte del Bonsai, Pisa, organizer of the event, to an innovative multiple composition by Mr. Carlo Maria Galli
from La Didattica Suiseki Applicata e il Laboratio Insoglio del Solegno, to “Il sentiero e la felicità”, by Mr. Francesco Romé
from Associazione Italiana Amatori Suiseki (AIAS), to a singular toyama, by Mr. Cesare Fumagalli
 Jesùs Quintas
 
Mrs. Luciana Queirolo informs that  the evaluation process which led the judge to implement his selections will be shown in the next AIAS Newsletter Spring - Summer 2019.
  The suiseki awarded
 
 

 

1st Prize
Multiple composition
 by Mr. Leonardo Ostuni
 

 

2nd Prize
"Come aquila
, in alto e nel vento, il paesaggio ammiro"
by Mr. Pietro Prudentino
 
 
 

 

3rd Prize
  Human shaped stone
di Mr. Fabrizio Buccini
 

 

4th Prize  (for pattern and abstract stones)
“Rabbit”
by Mrs. Cinzia Batignani
 
 

 

Mention of Merit
 "Owakaduni"
by Mr. Igor Carino
 
 

Club L’Arte del Bonsai, Pisa Award
Multiple composition
  by Mr.Carlo Maria Galli
 

 

"La Didattica Suiseki Applicata e il Laboratorio Insoglio del Solegno" Award
"Il sentiero e la felicità"
by Mr. Francesco Romé
 
 

 

AIAS Prize
  Toyama
  by Mr.Cesare Fumagalli

Educational video in Italian on Chinese stones, courtesy of author Mr. Thomas Elias

Mr. Tom Elias constantly demonstrates to AIAS and its members, which are not only the Italian stones to be valued, but that considers us what he is for us: a true friend.
Only a true friend generously gives his knowledge to everyone, but own to everyone, both through the webpages that he manages and now, even through our site, honored by his authoritative presence. Tom writes:
I have made six video about stone appreciation in English.   Now, I have the first one on Chinese Lingbi stones translated into Italian.  Would you like to put this video on the AIAS web site?   I am happy to let you do this. Tom”We are privileged and, in turn, we can bring to the knowledge of all Italian stone enthusiasts the authoritative competence of dr. Thomas Elias.
We can not underestimate the generous contribution of Simona Hirsch, president of ATABS, who made herself available to Tom and us, translating the text originally in English.
By now Simona is inside the cog and we hope that she can continue to make her professionalism available, continuing this precious collaboration in favor of the stone lovers' people.
Thanks Tom, thanks Simona
Mrs. Luciana Queirolo
 

We are therefore able to publish the first of the six videos, dedicated to the Lingbi stones (visible with compatible browsers starting from the following versions: Internet Explorer 9, Mozilla Firefox 3.5, Google Chrome 3.0, Apple Safari 3.0 and Opera 10.5.). Since the quality of the display may depend on external factors such as the speed of your Internet connection, you can also download the video and view it on your computer by clicking with the right mouse button and selecting "Save video as ... ".

 
 
   
Lingbi Stones    
     
 
   

The new pages about the 21th A.I.A.S. Exhibition and Congress - 2018 Edition

In Florence has taken place the 21th A.I.A.S. Exhibition and Congress - 2018 Edition.
You will find images and news on the exhibition to the following pages :


Kind Visitors are informed that for reasons of space the pages devoted to the A.I.A.S. Congress 2016 have been moved in the page "Brushing up old photos".

2018 Meihinten (Courtesy of Jeff Amas and Chris Cochrane) - Photos by Jeff Amas

From: http://www.aias-suiseki.it/it/MostraMeihinten2013
"The Nippon Suiseki Association, founded in May 1961, held the first Nippon Suiseki Meihinten Exhibition in July that same year.
Since 2009, thanks to Jeff Amas's photographic and commentary work, the Internet Bonsai Association publishes a large account of the stones on display.
In 2010, the Nippon Suiseki Association celebrated the 50th Meihinten Exhibition by exhibiting the best Meiseki of its members. During the event, Mr. Matsuura was able to announce his withdrawal from the Presidency (Chairman of the Association) after over 20 years of active presence, accepting the role of Honorary Vice President and proposing to remain active in the Association "

Nippon Suiseki Meihinten 2018 (58th) :
Courtesy of Jeff Amas and Chris Cochrane
Photos by Jeff Amas

Chris Cochrane: "Once again,  Jeff Amas has generously sent 37 photos of the latest Nippon Suiseki Meihinten, which takes place in June at the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo.  This year Jeff shares photos of the indoor exhibit, only.  He notes that stones displayed in the outdoor exhibit were disappointing in comparison. He also noted that signage did not clearly draw folks from the heavily visited outdoor exhibit area to the indoor exhibit area.  Attendance at the stronger indoor exhibit suffers as a consequence."


Thanks to the generosity of the suiseki fan Jeff Amas, resident in Japan, and his dear friend Chris Cochrane, as every year we have the chance to admire on the AIAS pages, comfortably seated at our actual location, in front of a world virtually reachable, photos of what was best exposed at the Meihinten 2018 in June. Thanks to these precious friends from our members and those who will soon become one (I'm sure) :)
Mrs. Luciana Queirolo

 

Ashorogawa ishi
22 x 11 x 12
 
Sajigawa ishi
35 x 17 x 36,5
     

 
Tamagawa ishi
  20 x 13 x 16
  Sajigawa ishi
25 x 16 x 6,5
 
 

 

Setagawa ishi
  35 x 14 x 4,5

  Kamuikotan seki
  40 x 23 x 10
 

 

Naraigawa ishi
 
33 x 16 x 9
   Setagawa tora ishi
20 x 10 x 14,5
 

 

 Kamogawa ishi
 
20 x 9 x 14
   Kamanashigawa ishi
 12 x 8 x 20
 
 
 

 

 Kamogawa ishi
 16 x 8 x 8,5
   Fujisawa ishi
  30 x 17 x 25
 

 

Setagawa tora ishi
  23 x 13 x 15
  Bon seki
  30 x 13 x 16
 

 

Fujeda akachirimen ishi
  25,5 x 11,5 x 7
  Setagawa kin'nashiji ishi
  44 x 32 x 26
 
 
  •  
   
Setagawa ishi
  21 x 10 x 21
  Kamogawa ishi
  7 x 5 x 21
 

 

Matsumae kotan seki
  6,5 x 6 x 7
  Oeyama ishi
26 x 17 x 9.5
 
   

Furuya ishi
23 x 12 x 14
  Hakkaisan ishi
  43 x 20 x 14,5
 
 
     
Hakkaisan ishi
21 x 15,5 x 5
  Kamuikotan seki15 x 12 x 9
 
 
   
Fujikawa araiso ishi
18 x 14 x 7
  Abegawa ishi
44 x 18 x 9
 
 
     
Sorachigawa_ ishi
23 x 17 x 4
  Tadamigawa ishi
23 x 14,5 x 12,5
 
     
Tamagawa ishi
16 x 9 x 8
  Furuya ishi
33 x 13 x 15
 
     
Kurama ishi
26 x 15.5 x 3
  Kurama ishi
  29 x 17 x 7,5
 
     
Hakkaisan ishi
28 x 22 x 32,5
  Kurama itomaki ishi
17 x 12 x 6,5
 
     
Kamogawa ishi
20 x 9 x 10
  Kamogawa ishi
  11,5 x 8,5  x 7,5
 
 

 

European Convention 2018 at Arco

Arco (Trento)  May,  4th-6th 2018
E.B.A. e E.S.A. Conventions
 XXII U.B.I. National Congress

XXXIII Arcobonsai

Report by Mrs.Gudrun Benz,  photo by Mrs.Daniela Schifano
 

 
 
The yearly major exhibition of Arcobonsai Club Garda Trentino takes place at the beginning of May and is well known by bonsai enthusiasts in Europe. Nevertheless, this year’s event was special because the club invited E.B.A. and E.S.A. as well as U.B.I., the national Italian bonsai association to hold their convention at the beautiful small city of Arco. Therefore one could see the most beautiful European bonsai and Suiseki at the Casino, the location of the exhibition.

Arco is located near Lake Garda and surrounded by an astonishing mountain panorama. It enjoys a mild, sometimes subtropical climate and vegetation with palm and olive trees, vineyards, fruit-trees, oleander, bougainvillea etc. No wonder that the city’s economy is based on tourism.   
 
Unfortunately, display space for both bonsai and Suiseki was limited. The Suiseki exhibition was restricted to 22 specimens so some Suiseki friends couldn’t participate with their stones. A few Suiseki from Italian UBI members found a place at another small exhibition room vis à vis of the ESA exhibition where they were displayed side by side with bonsai. The lighting of the ESA exhibition room was quite bad so the beauty of the exhibits couldn’t be seen in its whole extent
  Landscape, in particular mountain stones dominated as at most exhibitions in Europe. Most stones were from European origin. They came from Italy, especially from Liguria, Slovakia, Czech Republic but also some came from Japan and China.    
 
Awards were presented by E.S.A., U.B.I., I.B.S., A.I.A.S. and B.C.I..
The E.S.A. award was given to a “Toad” of Mr. Holger Göbel from Germany. The Gobi desert stone was displayed on a shelf together with a scroll and an azalea as accent plant.
Two E.S.A. President’s Awards went to the wonderful mountain stone “The Dark Side of the Mountain” of Mr. Claudio Villa from Italy and an outstanding mountain stone of Mr. Carlo Guardigli from Italy.
An E.S.A. Nomination was presented to Mr. Santo Buratto from Italy for his landscape stone “Like a Robin a Storm of Leaves” which was found in Italy. The second Nomination went to a plateau stone of Mrs. Martina Vyhlidalova from Slovakia.

The A.I.A.S.
President’s Awards went to the landscape stone "Autumn Colour" of Mrs. Gudrun Benz. The A.I.A.S. Plaque has been assigned for the E.S.A. to a boat  shaped stone presented by Mr. Igor Barta.
 

The first U.B.I. prize for suiseki was presented to the magnificent plateau stone of Mrs. Daniela Schifano from Italy which received also the BCI Award of Excellence and I.B.S. Prize. The second U.B.I. prize was given to the beautiful mountain stone in a doban of Mr. Igor Carino from Italy. The third UBI prize went to an impressive mountain stone of Mr. Claudio Villa from Italy. The A.I.A.S. Plaque has been assigned for the U.B.I. to a waterfall stone of Italian origin, presented to Mr. Riccardo Sorbino.

Italy is leading in bonsai and Suiseki in Europe. The bonsai and Suiseki exhibition were high levelled. Once more I could notice the progress that Italian bonsai and Suiseki enthusiasts made in displaying their “treasures” in the last few years. Display tables were excellently manufactured. Bonsai, pots and display tables were mostly in harmony, it means they fit harmoniously together in size, shape, colour and proportions. Therefore it was difficult to decide which bonsai or Suiseki was the best. The same was valid for accent plants or tempei. Of course, one could see also very few exceptions.
There were seen only a few shohin bonsai displays.
The trader area outside the Casino offered all kind of bonsai and Suiseki related items and was very attractive for the convention participants.   
As part of the event, there were the New Talent Contest with participants of 14 European countries, the European Arcobonsai Contest 2018 with 13 demonstrators and their helpers, the demonstration of the headliner Hotsumi Terkawa from Japan, lectures related to bonsai, Suiseki and the connection between nature and arts as well as board meetings and the annual general meetings of the participating organizations. On occasion of the social events, the gala dinner on a boat on the Garda Lake and the Evening “B & B & B – Birra – Bonsai e Baraonda” participants had a great time and enjoyed friendship and generous warm hospitality of the Italian host.
In summary, the event was a pleasant one where all had a great time with bonsai, Suiseki and friends.       
Mrs. Gudrun Benz
 

 E.S.A. Convention: the suiseki in display

 

 

E.S.A. AWARD for the most beautiful stone
Mr. Holger Göbel
"Toad"
Animal shaped stone
 

 

E.S.A. President's Award
Mr. Claudio Villa

"The dark side of the mountain"

Landscape stone
 
 

 

Nomination E.S.A.
Mr. Santo Buratto

"Like a robin a storm of leaves"

Landscape stone
 

 

Nomination E.S.A.
  Mrs. Martina Vyhlidalova

Plateau stone

Danseki
 

 

A.I.A.S. Prize
Mr. Igor Barta
Boat shaped stone
 
 

 

A.I.A.S. President's Award
Mrs. Gudrun Benz
"Autumn Colour"
Distant mountain stone
 

 

Atelier Mr.Klika & Mrs.Kuraktova
Mountain stone
Yamagata ishi
 
Mr. Walter Schreiner
"Clouds along the mountain"
Surface pattern stone
 
 

 

Mr. Lorenzo Sonzini
"Kannon"
Sugata ishi
 
Mrs. Luciana Queirolo
"In front of me... "
Toyama ishi
 

 

Mrs. Emma Kerper
"Fireflower"
Surface pattern stone
 
Mrs.Yvonne Graubæk
Near mountain stone
 
 

 

Mrs. Ella Gornerova
Distant mountain stone
 
Mrs. Sarka Cermakova
Distant mountain stone
 
 

 

Mr. Vladimir Kamocsai  
Mr. Lubos Vyhlidal
Island stone
 
 

 

Mr. Amnon Paldi
Setagawa tora ishi
 
Mr. Vito Di Venere
"Flying around the world"
 
 

 

Mr. Christoph Daim
"Reichenbachfall"
 Waterfall stone
 
Mr. Christoph Daim
"Adam"
Human shaped stone
 

 

Mr. Cesare Fumagalli
"Maternità"

 Sugata ishi - Human shaped stone
 
Mr. Marino Nikpal
Plateau stone
Landscape stone
 
U.B.I. Congress : the suiseki in display
 

 

U.B.I PRIZE - I.B.S. PRIZE - B.C.I. Award of Excellence
Mrs. Daniela Schifano
"Nello spazio e nel tempo"
Danseki - Japan (Kamo River)
 

 

U.B.I. Mention of Merit
Mr. Igor Carino
Toyama-ishi
 
 

 

U.B.I. Mention of Merit
Mr. Claudio Villa
"Cime tempestose"
 

 

E.S.A. President's Award
Mr. Carlo Guardigli
"Tramonto rosso"
 

 

A.I.A.S. Prize
Mr. Riccardo Sorbino
Waterfall stone
 

 

2° Trophy Memorial "Antonella Carioli"
  Mr. Marino Nikpal
"Tenerezza"
 

 

Mr. Salvatore Attardo
"The valley of the angels"
 
Mr. Mauro Stemberger
"Colline fiorite"
 

 

Mr. Emilio Capozza
"Nikkor il monaco"
 
Mr. Leonardo Ostuni
Kinzanseki - Mountain stone
 

Mr. Giacomo Montaguti
"Taki"
 
 
 

The new pages about the 20th A.I.A.S. Exhibition and Congress - 2017 Edition

In Cesano Maderno (MB) has taken place the 20th A.I.A.S. Exhibition and Congress - 2017 Edition.
You will find images and news on the exhibition to the following pages :


Kind Visitors are informed that for reasons of space the pages devoted to the A.I.A.S. Congress 2015 have been moved in the page "Brushing up old photos".
 

2017 Meihinten (Courtesy of Jeff Amas and Chris Cochrane) - Photos by Jeff Amas

From: http://www.aias-suiseki.it/it/MostraMeihinten2013
"The Nippon Suiseki Association, founded in May 1961, held the first Nippon Suiseki Meihinten Exhibition in July that same year.
Since 2009, thanks to Jeff Amas's photographic and commentary work, the Internet Bonsai Association publishes a large account of the stones on display.
In 2010, the Nippon Suiseki Association celebrated the 50th Meihinten Exhibition by exhibiting the best Meiseki of its members. During the event, Mr. Matsuura was able to announce his withdrawal from the Presidency (Chairman of the Association) after over 20 years of active presence, accepting the role of Honorary Vice President and proposing to remain active in the Association "

Nippon Suiseki Meihinten 2017 (57th) :

Courtesy of Jeff Amas and Chris Cochrane
Photos by Jeff Amas
Chris Cochrane:
Jeff Amas sends photos of the 57th Nippon Suiseki Meihinten mounted at the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo earlier this month.
Jeff Amas wrote:”... this year people are taking more risks with the display in terms of colors and surfaces. In the books... (Japan Suiseki Exhibition books of exhibitions at Tokyo's Metropolitan Museum/CMC)... suiseki have just been placed against a neutral white background. While this allows us to just concentrate on the stone itself it doesn't show us how the owner may in fact present the stone. I think this actually quite an interesting talking point. Certainly the aesthetic response is quite different in each case.”
The AIAS is grateful to his friend and supporter, Chris Cochrane, and the generous contribution of Jeff Amas, through which every year we can draw information and teaching to expand the understanding of this Art that we love so much.
Mrs. Luciana Queirolo

 

Abegawa ishi
29 x 24 x 24
 
Hakkaizan seki
23 x 18 x 27
     

 
Bonseki
27.5 x 18.5 x 17
  Fujigawa ishi
21 x 11 x 9
 
 

 

Furuya ishi
47.5 x 27 x 24

  Furuya ishi
 
16.5 x 13 x 14
 

 

Furuya ishi
 
15.5 x 11 x 10
   Hakkaizan seki
15 x 10.5 x 4.5
 

 

 Hakkaizan seki
 
21 x 15 x 15.5
   Kamogawa ishi
 12 x 20 x 28
 
 
 

 

 Kamogawa ishi
 25 x 19 x 16
   Kamogawa ishi
 14 x 10 x 9
 
     
Kamogawa ishi
 29 x 18 x 9.5
  Kamogawa ishi
 29.5 x 16 x 12
 

 

Kamogawa ishi
  17.5 x 9 x 12
  Kamogawa ishi
 21 x 15 x 15
 
 
     
Kamogawa maguro ishi
  11.5 x 6.5 x 3.5
  Kamogawa maguro ishi
  27.5 x 18 x 6
 

 

Kamuikotan ishi
20 x 10 x 5
  Kamuikotan ishi
25 x 12.5 x 6.5
 
     
Kamuikotan ishi - Sadoakadama ishi
5.5 x 8 x 5 - 8.5 x 7.5 x 5
  Kamuikotan ishi
14 x 12 x 5
 
 
     
Kifune ishi
17 x 14 x 34
  Kurama ishi
40 x 29 x 24
 
 
     
Murasaki Kifune ishi
33 x 15 x 15
  Sado akadama ishi
26 x 15 x 5
 
 
     
Sado kidama ishi
20.5 x 14 x 15
  Sajigawa ishi
28 x 16 x 6
 
     
Sajigawa ishi
66 x 22 x 17
  Sajigawa ishi
30 x 24.5 x 30.5
 
     
Sajigawa ishi
17 x 8 x 15.5
  Sajigawa ishi
17 x 11 x 20
 
     
Sakawagawa ishi
22 x 7 x 21
  Seigaku ishi
66 x 32 x 17
 
     
Senbutsu ishi
42.5 x 24 x 53
  Setagawa ishi
26 x 7  x 6.5
 
     
Setagawa tora ishi
26 x 17.5 x 4
  Setagawa tora ishi
49 x 29 x 35.5
 
     
Setagawa yomogi ishi
29 x 13 x 23
  Taihu stone
65 x 41 x 20
 
 
     
Takasuzusan seki
62 x 13.5 x 7.5
  Tamagawa ishi
17 x 11 x 6
 
     
Tanba shiun seki
66 x 23 x 25
  Tanba shiun seki
16 x 9.5 x 6
 
     
Tenryu Maguro ishi
22 x 16 x 22
  Tenryugawa ishi
46 x 26 x 13
 
 

Yase sudachi maguro ishi
26 x 12.5 x 10
 
 
The other suiseki in display
 

 

 Abegawa shiko seki
30
x 19 x 16
   Bonseki
 10 x 6.5 x 6.5
 
   displ

 

 Furuya ishi
 
17 x 3.5 x 5
  Furuya ishi
 
12.5 x 10 x 38
 
 

 

 Furuya ishi
 
7 x 3.5 x 9
  Hakkaizan seki
17.5 x 12 x 15.5
 

 

Kamogawa ishi
  16.5 x 17 x 7
  Kamuikotan ishi
70 x 60 x  25
 

 

Kifune sudachi maguro ishi
28 x 17 x 8
  Kotaro ishi
60 x 28 x 17
 
 

 

Kurama ishi
31.5 x 13 x 9
  Sado akadama ishi
46 x 22 x 18
 

 

Sado aodama ishi
18 x 11 x 19
  Sajigawa ishi
59 x 25 x 10
 

 

Sajigawa ishi
22 x 8 x 6
  Setagawa ishi
46 x 29 x 17
 

 

Setagawa nashiji ishi
32 x 9 x 6
  Ubusan ishi
17 x 13 x 14
 
 

 

The new pages about the 19th A.I.A.S. Exhibition and Congress - 2016 Edition

In Bondeno (Mantova) has taken place the 19th A.I.A.S. Exhibition and Congress - 2016 Edition.
You will find images and news on the exhibition to the following pages :

Kind Visitors are informed that for reasons of space the pages devoted to the A.I.A.S. Congress 2014 have been moved in the page "Brushing up old photos".

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