Pure natural Japanese style wabi-sabi Zen garden potted dry landscape zen dry

Please read the store announcement carefully before purchasing and asking questions. Product story: The Japanese wabi-sabi style pot art represents the beauty of tranquility and the impermanence of all things. It uses the Japanese aesthetics of returning to basics, simplicity, low-key, imperfection and asymmetry to create a calm and tranquil atmosphere in black porcelain. , withered pines full of autumn colors standing among them, together with Stone lanterns and Stone walks, present the artistic conception of dry landscape, filling the environment with the Zen style of autumn and winter. Product use: indoor furnishings or office layout Product size: Bamboo curtain is about 40cm x 30cm, porcelain is 27.5cm long x 9cm wide x 7.5cm high, including plants, the height is about 24cm. Product materials: dry plants (pine, moss), stones, Stone lamps, white sand, medium, porcelain , bamboo curtain Precautions : 1. Plants are naturally dry and do not require care. However, do not leave them in strong sunlight or excessive moisture for a long time to avoid natural dry plants from becoming brittle due to strong sunlight or becoming moldy due to excessive moisture. 2. The transportation process may cause the product display to be slightly messy (which may be caused by the home delivery transportation process). It may require slight adjustments after receipt. In addition, the packaging is multi-layered, so items other than dry plants will be flattened and slightly pressed into the sand. (The Stone lantern will not be pressed in, but will be placed separately) to make it more stable. Be careful when unpacking to avoid damaging the dry plants or overturning the whole plant. Just put the Stone lantern on after receiving it. 3. Because it is hand-made, the finished product may be slightly different from the photo each time (there may be slight flaws, perfectionists need to think twice) 4. Dry plants and dry moss may be replaced by other similar dry plants due to shortage (the density and shape of each dry pine tree are different, perfectionists need to think twice)