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Benikamo Stepping Stone, Japanese Stepping Stone
  • Benikamo Stepping Stone, Japanese Stepping Stone - YO05010086
  • Benikamo Stepping Stone, Japanese Stepping Stone - YO05010086
  • Benikamo Stepping Stone, Japanese Stepping Stone - YO05010086
  • Benikamo Stepping Stone, Japanese Stepping Stone - YO05010086
  • Benikamo Stepping Stone, Japanese Stepping Stone - YO05010086

Item description - YO05010086
Stepping stones, Tobi-ishi (飛石) in Japanese, are an essential element of the traditional Japanese garden. In contrast to regular garden paths, walking on stepping stones requires more concentration. This has a positive influence on the way in which people experience the garden. Additionally, people cannot walk side by side on a path of stepping stones, eliminating potential distractions. In a tea garden, this also makes sure that people do not arrive at the exact same time at the tea house before the start of the tea ceremony.

Stepping stone paths were introduced by Sen no Rikyū, a very famous historical figure who is regarded as the founder of the tea ceremony. The original idea behind stepping stones was to keep the Zōri, traditional Japanese sandals, clean and dry when walking through the garden.

This stepping stone can beautifully be applied at the beginning, end, or split of a path of stepping stones. Next to this, it can also function as Mae-ishi, the stepping stone in front of the Chōzubachi in a traditional Tsukubai arrangement.

Benikamo is a special type of stone frequently used in the Japanese garden. These stones are known for their recognizable red color and originate from the Kamo river, which runs through Kyoto. The name Benikamo stone literally translates to: Crimson stone from the Kamo river.

Specifications
• Origin: Kyoto, Kyoto prefecture, Japan
• Material: Benikamo Stone (紅加茂石)

Model and sizes

Model: Length: Width: Height: Price:
YO05010086 54 cm 62 cm 19 cm € 425.00

EUR: 425.00  ≈  EUR:  425.00


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