Keikaboku Versteend Hout, Japanse Tuinrots

Ishi wo taten koto (石を立てん事). This is how the laying of Japanese gardens is described by the Sakuteiki, the oldest document about the Japanese garden. The phrase is old Japanese and means the laying of stones. The important role of stones and rocks is thus strongly emphasized.

The correct use of ornamental stones, Niwaishi (garden stones) in Japanese, forms the basis of almost every Japanese garden. Before the rest of the garden can be laid out, the rocks and stones must be placed. We call this the backbone of the garden, the Kikotsu (気骨).

An authentic Japanese garden should mimic a certain natural essence. Here, stones and rocks play a significant role, as they are elements that come directly from nature and are not processed.

The authentic Japanese decorative stones from the entire collection are hand-selected by our skilled partners in Japan. In this way, we are sure that what we offer is of the highest possible quality, so that we can create truly high-quality Japanese gardens.