These photos are from you, our customers! The first Garden Rock is from Los Angeles. The middle Garden Rock is from Austria (the first Garden Rock in Austria). The third Garden Rock is from New Jersey. They look absolutely beautiful! Submit your Scholars’ Rock photos.
The 2nd Scholars’ Rocks Study Workshop was held in Newton, MA on October 2009.
Below, the participants were split into two teams to identify the most number of stones on the table. Kemin then explains why some stones are not what they appear to be.
After sixteen years as Director of U.S. National Arboretum, Dr. Thomas S. Elias retired at the end of 2009. His new book about Japanese and Chinese Chrysanthemum Stones will be publish in the Fall of this year.
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1/31/2010 Update: Holiday Special Prices have officially ended. Holiday Special Prices have officially started. If you missed this promotion, be the first to be notified of future promotion by subscribing via Scholars’ Rock 2009 Holiday SpecialThis holiday season, give the gift of Scholars’ Rocks, a gift that will literally last forever. We have hand picked 20 specially discounted scholars’ rocks in the Holiday Specials gallery. New Scholar RocksWe have also updated our gallery of small-sized scholar rocks with 6 new scholar rocks. |
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Be the first to be notified of our gallery updates or promotions by subscribing via New Scholar Rocks in GalleriesWe have updated our gallery of small-sized scholar rocks with 10 new scholar rocks. |
Willi Benz received a National Decoration Award from the Federal Republic of Germany. The award is to recognize his exceptional merits in the field of Bonsai and Stone Collection. This is truly a great honor to him and his wife Gudrun.
Willi and Gudrun will be visiting Boston in June, 2009. Congratulations Willi!
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