Morikami Japanese Gardens and Museum
     Since its opening in 1977, The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens  has been a center for Japanese arts and culture in South Florida, with rotating exhibitions in its galleries, tea ceremonies performed monthly in its Seishin-an tea house, an educational outreach program with local schools and organizations, and Japanese traditional festivals celebrated for the public several times a year.

     Each of the sets  on this page come with  twelve high quality photographic stereo views  and a FREE Lite-Viewer

     Each set contains completely different views. There is no duplication.

All sets include FREE shipping.

You don't just look at STIEREO VIEWS, you experience them.

Click on the image to see an enlarged, detail view of the set

itional festivals celebrated for the public several times a year.

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Morikami Set 1
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Morikami Set 2
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Morikami Set 3
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Morikami Bonsai Garden Set 1
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In Japanese, bonsai can be literally translated as 'tray planting' but since originating in Asia, so many centuries ago - it has developed into a whole new form. To begin with, the tree and the pot form a single harmonious unit where the shape, texture and colour of one, compliments the other. Then the tree must be shaped. It is not enough just to plant a tree in a pot and allow nature to take its course - the result would look nothing like a tree and would look very short-lived. Every branch and twig of a bonsai is shaped or eliminated until the chosen image is achieved. From then on, the image is maintained and improved by a constant regime of pruning and trimming.

It is the art of dwarfing trees or plants and developing them into an aesthetically appealing shape by growing, pruning and training them in containers according to prescribed techniques.