Keiseki

Keiseki in Japanese gardens are set up to look like mountains or waterfalls. The stones used in Raku-teien are carefully selected for their texture, color, and shape from the outside. In garden technology, the stones are placed in such a way that they appear large and calm. At Raku-tei, we cut the stones in such a way that their individual characteristics can be maximized. Thus, simply by placing the stones, a magnificent landscape stone can stand in perfect condition. If there are two or more landscape stones, it is also important that the landscape stones balance each other. The entire garden should be united by the unified color and quality of the stones. Harmony is more important than the beauty of a single landscape stone. Therefore, a Japanese garden can tell a story as a whole.