stone arrangement; arrangement of stones in a garden
Refers to the composition or placement of stones in a Japanese garden, often as a key design element.
The stone arrangement in this garden is splendid.
Just changing the placement of the stones can greatly alter the impression of the garden.
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
Variant spelling without okurigana; also used, especially in technical or traditional contexts.
Compound of 石 (いし, 'stone') and 組み (くみ, 'arrangement' or 'set'), from the verb 組む (くむ, 'to assemble').