Ever since my first visit as a student, Japanese architecture has always inspired me through its thoughtful consideration of the relationship between nature and the built environment. As I was looking through my photos from a recent trip to Japan, I was again struck by the powerful examples of this relationship, most notably with respect to water. Below are some interesting instances of this harmony between structure and water in Japan that I encountered on my past visits. Feel free to share your own favorite examples in the comments:
Rain chains can be a simple, functional and minimalist chain or something much more artistic, like flowers, cups, or fish.
They can be used with any style house, from modern to traditional.
Which rain chain would look great at your home?
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