IKADA-BUKI (Raft)
More logs, arranged on the same line, forming a grove united by the same root, which is actually the outcropping part of the trunk of a plant placed horizontally in the vessel, whose branches were related to undertaking a vertical slope. Basically, this style, simulating a plant fall to the ground where the root system was partially active, gave continuity and development only to vertical branching.
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