и нет ни печали, ни зла
30.01.2009 в 03:08
Пишет Haruyuki Mai: Фантастиш.... %) Знать бы еще перевод имени...
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Пишет Elruu: Камелия вабиске Оказывается, есть камелия Вабиске 
Т.е. даже не сорт, а вид целый Camellia wabisuke (но садовый) Ну ждите от меня Киру в цветуёчках теперь
In Japan, it is said that SAMURAI (warriors) people did not like camellia
flowers because they drop after blooming, like a war prisoner having his
head cut off. However, the fact is different, SAMURAI people loved
camellias and bred many cultivars in the Edo Period(1603-1867).
On the other hand, it seems that the Japanese tend to
appreciate more simple flowers like WABISUKE or WABISHIN groups ( see
the photos below). Flowers of WABISUKE or WABISHIN groups are often
used in decorations for Japanese tea ceremonies.
фотографии этих самых камелий
URL записи Т.е. даже не сорт, а вид целый Camellia wabisuke (но садовый) Ну ждите от меня Киру в цветуёчках теперьIn Japan, it is said that SAMURAI (warriors) people did not like camellia
flowers because they drop after blooming, like a war prisoner having his
head cut off. However, the fact is different, SAMURAI people loved
camellias and bred many cultivars in the Edo Period(1603-1867).
On the other hand, it seems that the Japanese tend to
appreciate more simple flowers like WABISUKE or WABISHIN groups ( see
the photos below). Flowers of WABISUKE or WABISHIN groups are often
used in decorations for Japanese tea ceremonies.
фотографии этих самых камелий
а теперь внимание ) Пишет Haruyuki Mai:
30.01.2009 в 14:15
Ну, собственно, камелия - это еще и эмблема шестого отряда, символическое значение "Благородного намерения", если я не ошибаюсь...
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