Shikkui Polished Black Plaster

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• The elder Mr. Ishiguro's black plaster possesses a profound quality of direct relatedness between person and matter—a 'something' that has escaped modern consciousness—while his son's green plaster lacked it.claim0.720
  The story of the black plaster as a concrete, experiential demonstration of the difference made by relatedness.
• What was the difference between the black plaster and the green plaster?question0.714
  Alexander's direct question to Mr. Ishiguro, crystallizing the inquiry into the ineffable 'something'.
• Marble-Dust Floors with Styrofoam Formingmethod0.673
  New flooring technique using styrofoam forming to achieve wide variety of form, color, and pattern in marble-dust finish.
• No building has the wabi-sabi, rusty, imperfect quality at the time when it is built; but some buildings and landscapes invite it, encourage it, foster it.claim0.665
  A nuanced claim about the temporal dimension of belonging and living structure.
• The pure black columns in the Great Hall, as built by Ishiguro, lack the depth of feeling that the dark reddish black mockups possessed.claim0.663
• In the black columns, the key was the initial vision of dark glowing feeling, achieved through intense inner effort, not just trial-and-error painting.claim0.659