Japanese Gardens

The Japanese garden is permeated with deep philosophical and symbolic meanings. Rocks, water, gravel and plants are arranged in such a way as to create miniature landscapes, encouraging introspection. The stones, expertly positioned, represent strength, purity; the raked gravel mimics the ripples of water; the basins, streams and waterfalls are metaphors of the passage of time.
Wide selection of drawings and projects for every designer's need.