Stone lanterns, Ishid\u014dr\u014d (\u77f3\u706f\u7c60) in Japanese, are undoubtedly the most characteristic element of the traditional Japanese garden. The phenomenon originated more than a thousand years ago in China, from where it also became part of traditional Japanese culture via Korea. Every Japanese sanctuary, such as a Buddhist temple or Shinto shrine, uses stone lanterns as a sacred light source. During the 16th century, stone lanterns became very popular among Japanese tea masters and were used in tea gardens to illuminate the path to the tea house. Since then, one or more stone lanterns can almost always be found in nearly every traditional Japanese garden.<\/p>\n
Deze stenen lantaarn is een bijzonder exemplaar aangezien het in feite een oude brugpaal betreft, in het Japans bekend als Rankan (\u6b04\u5e72). Waar deze Rankan vroeger te vinden was aan de zijkant van een brug, heeft hij nu een nieuw leven als element van de Japanse tuin. Het hergebruiken van materialen in de Japanse tuin komt veel voor en sluit mooi aan op het filosofische concept van Wabi-Sabi.<\/p>\n
Op de zijkant van de Rankan staat een Japanse tekst gegraveerd die verwijst naar de bouwperiode van de brug waar hij vroeger onderdeel van was. De tekst betekent vrij vertaald: Opgeleverd in januari, jaar 2 (\u4e8c\u5e74\u4e00\u6708\u5efa\u7d0d). Met jaar 2 wordt het tweede jaar van de Meiji periode bedoeld, wat hetzelfde is als 1869.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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