Kyoshi Seike Masanobu Kudo David H. Engel Haruzo Ohashi (photographer)
A Japanese tpuch for your garden
Article number 10159678
A practical and richly illustrated introduction to the art of creating a Japanese garden, showing how traditional Japanese design principles can be adapted to gardens of different sizes. The book explains the essential elements and vocabulary of Japanese garden design, including courtyard gardens, stone and sand gardens, tree and water gardens, the placement and grouping of rocks, stepping stones and pavements, stone lanterns, towers and statues, water basins, shishi odoshi, streams, waterfalls, bridges, bamboo fences, gates and walls. It also discusses suitable plants and trees, shaping and pruning, and ways of creating balance and harmony within the available space. Detailed explanations, plans and numerous color photographs provide both inspiration and practical guidance for incorporating the atmosphere and aesthetics of the traditional Japanese garden into a Western setting.
Condition
Used - Very good
Language
English
Article type
Book - Paperback
Year
1986
Publisher
Kodansha (Tokyo; New York; San Francisco)
Edition
9
Number of pages
80 pages
EAN
9780870113918
Illustrated
Yes
Dust jacket
Good
