North American Viewing Stones: USA
Stone Images XIII
By Tom Elias; Photographs by Dani Stutz.
The Pacific Northwest Viewing Stone Club, a study group within the Puget Sound Bonsai Association, staged their thirteenth exhibition of viewing stones at the Pacific Bonsai Museum in Federal Way, Washington, November 1-8, 2023. Over 30 stones were displayed beautifully displayed and labeled at this event. Most of the stones were displayed in glass cases.
A small group began collecting stones in the Stillaguamish River in the early 1990s, and they established the study group in 2006. They have organized well-planned exhibitions of stones, mainly from the Pacific Northwest, each year except during the pandemic. We are pleased to feature this latest exhibition on our VSANA website.
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The Pacific Northwest Viewing Stone Club, a study group within the Puget Sound Bonsai Association, staged their thirteenth exhibition of viewing stones at the Pacific Bonsai Museum in Federal Way, Washington, November 1-8, 2023.
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The 34th California Aiseki-kai Viewing Stone Exhibition
The 34th California Aiseki-kai exhibition continued its longstanding reputation December 26-30, 2023, of being the finest display of North American viewing stones held in the U.S.
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Melba L. Tucker, American Viewing Stone Pioneer
By many accounts, Melba L. Tucker (1917-1996), was an extraordinary individual who passionately pursued and promoted the arts of bonsai, saikei, suiseki, and viewing stones.
