Natural Moss Jade Aesthetics – Quiet Path

Work Name | Quiet Path Selection of allusions｜Japanese "Tsuregusa": "The heart is quiet, the place is quiet, and the outside is quiet." ——The seventh paragraph of Kenkoshi's "Tsurezuregusa" Character introduction: Kenkō (c. 1283–1350), whose original name was Ukube Kenkō, was a hermit and representative figure of Japanese essay literature in the late Kamakura period. His work "Tsuregusa" describes the various aspects of human life and the sense of impermanence with profound philosophical thoughts and delicate observations. It is an influential essay classic in East Asian literature. Vernacular interpretation: If you can maintain peace in your heart, even if the outside world is noisy, it will not shake this peace. Design interpretation: This work uses "Torii" as the protagonist of the scene. Torii symbolizes the boundary between humans and gods. Once you cross it, you will enter another realm. The Stone in the work are winding and a touch of green can be seen between the moss and rocks, just as in the busy life, one can also find tranquility and order in a corner. The symmetrical planting design on both sides of the approach seems to guide you on an inner pilgrimage, brushing away distracting thoughts and returning to the "quiet place of the heart". Whether placed on a desk, coffee table or entrance, it seems to create a barrier for the space. It is especially suitable for you who like Japanese, Zen and minimalist styles. It is also suitable as a healing blessing for friends who are experiencing stress and need a moment of quiet. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54420300427_0e11def9df_b.jpg Bencao Gangmu ✦ One scene, one meaning, respect the nature ____________________________________________________________________________ Each moss jade is a testimony to a natural miracle. Its beauty comes from its uncontrollable natural generation and free growth. The plants on these moss balls, from the pteris fern to the cilantro, from the small-leaved water Linen to the maidenhair fern, each one is a masterpiece of nature, impossible to replicate and unpredictable. Torii shape introduction: The torii in this work is the most common "Myojin Torii" style, with a Kassagi and a pier on the top, and the column slightly tilted outward, with an elegant and upright shape. Torii has been a symbol of the entrance to a shrine in Japan since the Heian period, signifying that this is the beginning of the sacred realm. This torii is made of Stone to simulate the texture of weathered stone, adding a sense of tranquility and antiquity. | Dimensions | The basin has a diameter of 16.8cm, an inner diameter of 13.5cm and a height of 5.5cm. | Contents | One to two natural moss jades (medium size mainly): You can contact the designer to select based on the photo or the designer can select and ship. Medium: Lightly soaked Stone, culture soil and Akadama. Paving Stone: optional (Stone, white jade, white sand, black or red Stone). Comes with a bamboo water tray. | Care Methods | Maintain bright lighting for 8 hours/day (basic reading brightness). Water or spray three times a day to maintain humidity in the pot. Please use filtered water (drinking water) for watering, do not use tap water. A watering bottle and cultivation instructions are included with the goods. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53344332855_9a706129c5_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53344206084_8807b31b8a_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53344332880_74c2aef97d_b.jpg ｜After-sales service｜ We provide maintenance services for moss eco-pots, and you can enjoy exclusive discounts for your own works: Purchases made after 2025 will enjoy the first free repair, and all existing customers will enjoy half-price maintenance. If you want to upgrade the scene, you can also apply for the "old tank for new tank discount plan". For details, please see the maintenance service page. https://www.pinkoi.com/product/b3t7cyeR